Sentence examples for a relatively high recurrence from inspiring English sources

It has a relatively high recurrence rate between 29 to 55% [ 22, 23].

A relatively high recurrence rate of 25% in the group without e-PTFE insertion is also thought to be due to having enrolled patients with multipterygium.

Altemeier in the case of a full-thickness rectal prolapse represents, to the state, the procedure of choice even if burdened by a relatively high recurrence rate.

Because GCTs show clinically "uncertain behavior" and have a relatively high recurrence rate, the surgical method should be carefully chosen based on the radiographic classification proposed by Campanacci et al. [ 2].

30 The fourth study included 13 patients with stage I or II SCC of the external ear, with a relatively high recurrence of 61.5% (31.6% to 86.1%) during follow-up ranging from six months to 20 years.

Liquid sclerosants have been studied as alternatives to ethanol during sclerotherapy for symptomatic hepatic cysts [ 1– 3], because systemic spillage or leakage of injected ethanol from a cyst can cause severe complications [ 4] and because ethanol sclerotherapy for polycystic liver disease (PLD) has a relatively high recurrence rate [ 5].

Patients with end-stage TB arthritis with severe joint damage and periarticular abscess who undergo a single debridement may have a relatively higher recurrence rate because the control and eradication of the infection is very difficult using this single surgical approach combined with preoperative and post-operative anti-TB drug therapy [ 6, 34].

Though GCT is not a sarcoma, its relatively high recurrence rate [5] coupled with local aggressiveness after simple curettage often requires extensive en bloc excision.

59 Limitations of DAFNE included the investigators' inability to explain fully the lack of a dose-related response to dronedarone and the relatively high recurrence rate of atrial fibrillation.

3 Nevertheless, the relatively high recurrence rate, either local or metastatic, must be addressed, 4– 7 and this recurrence rate underscores the importance of newly emerging therapeutic modalities.

However, due to relatively high recurrence rates, more extensive surgery is indicated for high-risk GCTB with extraosseous extension, especially in the pelvic region (Van der Heijden et al. 2012).