Sentence examples for a subsequent recurrence from inspiring English sources

Patients with PE have case fatality rates of 7-117-11%ng thethe acute episode or a subsequent recurrence, which is higher than that associated with proximal DVT [3].

An episode of HZ has an immunizing effect, greatly reducing the probability of a subsequent recurrence.

A substantial proportion of women diagnosed with breast cancer will have a subsequent recurrence of disease, and it is in these women in whom significant morbidity and mortality occurs.

With no reported consanguinity, a father and daughter with SRNS would be suggestive of an AD mode of inheritance and a subsequent recurrence risk of 50% for any future children of an affected person.

One of the most clinically challenging problems of C. difficile infection is the treatment of patients who initially respond to first line antibiotics (vancomycin and metronidazole) but suffer a subsequent recurrence of symptoms when these drugs are withdrawn.

Typically, these patients report having skin resistant to therapy or note an improvement with subsequent recurrence during maintenance therapy.

Incidentally, both the cases had an initial arthroscopic removal of a routine CT with subsequent recurrence which manifested itself as ossifying tendinitis.

Moreover, depressed anti-HER2 Th1 responses predict an increased risk of subsequent recurrence in patients treated with adjuvant T + C [ 10].

The absolute difference of 15.8% was significant (P = .045), and the relative difference was a 44% reduction in subsequent recurrence with fidaxomicin vs vancomycin treatment.

In several studies, a pathologic complete response (pCR), defined as the absence of invasive tumour in the breast only or in the breast and axilla, correlates with a far lower risk of subsequent recurrence, as well as with improved overall survival (Fisher et al, 1997, 1998; Bonadonna et al, 1998; Morrell et al, 1998; Kuerer et al, 1999; Chollet et al, 2002).

Indeed, the Port-A-Cath device might have provided a favorable niche for prolonged survival of the organism and subsequent recurrence.