The phrase "cause of recurrence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to the reason or factor that leads to something happening or appearing again. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The doctor explained to me that stress was the primary cause of recurrence for my chronic headaches."
The final group of articles was independently critically appraised and the following outcomes were extracted: recurrent instability, return to activity, reoperation rate, and cause of recurrence.
One possible cause of recurrence may be insufficient preoperative evaluation of the lateral and vertical extent of the disease.
The most common cause of recurrence in McBride procedure is insufficient attention to the metatarsus primus varus [1].
Missed extensions at surgery are usually the cause of recurrence, and adequate surgery is warranted in more extensive disease [9].
In 1957, Simpson classification for meningioma recurrence had been proposed that the extent of resection is the main cause of recurrence of meningioma (Simpson 1957).
As previously mentioned, the decrease of 25 30 % in the glenoid anterior posterior diameter is the major cause of recurrence [11, 12, 13, 14].
The proportion of recurrences due to reinfection ranged between 0% and 100%; however, this figure cannot be a useful indicator since the two causes of recurrence— relapse and reinfection are essentially independent.
Causes of recurrence may include: decreased immune function, stress, and sunlight exposure.
Bladder tumour recurrence was the main cause of local recurrence, so the clinical target volume should include the whole bladder for all tumour stages.
The overall survival was the time between diagnosis and death as a result of any cause, regardless of recurrence events.
Overall survival was defined as the time between first diagnosis of cancer and death from any cause, regardless of recurrence events.
