Sentence examples for a remission over from inspiring English sources

We suggested that episodes of this disorder with remission periods of ≥1 month should be denoted by the term "episodic HH" and for those patients who have not experienced a remission over a period of at least 1 year, the disorder should be called "chronic HH" [8].

The similarities between PANDAS Paediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associatedd with Streptococcal infections), Sydenham's Chorea and childhood narcolepsy phenotypes include a partial remission over time and an association with biochemical evidence of past streptococcal infection (Dale, 2005; Aran et al., 2009).

The waiting-list group had also unchanged headache but, opposed to the treatment group, a significant decrease in somatic and cognitive symptoms indicating a spontaneous remission over time.

The waiting-list group experienced no change in headache but, opposed to the treatment group, a significant decrease in somatic and cognitive symptoms indicating a spontaneous remission over time.

In contrast, we found fewer somatic and cognitive symptoms in the waiting-list group, suggesting a spontaneous remission over time.

This is the first prospective study of biologic therapy in a routine clinical inflammatory arthritis cohort to demonstrate a remission rate of over 58% in patients with PsA.

39 Reitamo et al conducted a 4-year follow-up study of AD therapy with 0.1% tacrolimus ointment where both children and adults applied the ointment continuously or intermittently twice daily during episodes of active disease plus an additional week after remission over a follow-up period of up to 4 years.

It was hypothesized that patients receiving FACT have a higher probability of being in symptomatic remission over a period of time than patients receiving standard treatment.

Background The aim of prophylactic treatment of cluster headache (CH) is to produce a suppression of attacks and to maintain a remission until the cluster bout is over, or for a longer period in patients with chronic CH.

In a similar way, determining predictors of exceptional response, such as long-term disease remission over a long period, is helpful in shaping both the doctor's and the patient's expectations for chronic treatment.

Recovery, the optimal goal in treatment, is the attainment of both symptomatic and functional remission over a sustained period of time.