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She bounced back almost immediately, earning the admiration of many by the frank way she admitted her alcohol problems, despite a relapse on a holiday to Rhodes two years later.
Immediate relapses were even more likely in the naltrexone group due to failures to start the medication — 25% of the naltrexone group had a relapse on day 21, compared to 3% in the buprenorphine group.
Compared to the 79 control patients given a standard low-dose drug therapy, Bezwoda reported, the high-dose group survived about twice as long without a relapse, on average.
It wasn't a relapse on booze or coke.
Patients without a relapse on record were interviewed by telephone to exclude disease reoccurrence.
Local recurrence defined as a relapse on either chest wall or in a regional lymph node or distant recurrence, defined as the remaining metastatic events.
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Even patients whose mood improves with antidepressant therapy are more at risk for a relapse of depression later on.
In addition, we estimated the effect of relapses on patients' quality of life by comparing quality of life in patients at EDSS levels less than 6 experiencing a relapse to that of patients on the same EDSS levels without relapse.
Tamoxifen was discontinued only in those patients who suffered a relapse while on endocrine therapy.
Patient 1369 had a relapse, based on X-ray computed tomography (CT), 7 months after cancer diagnosis.
Patients who have experienced two seizure-free years after temporal lobectomy have a relapse rate, on average, of 3.25% each year, 14 with 60% of patients having at least one recurrence in the first 10 years.
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