Sentence examples for classifications of remission from inspiring English sources

Higher DAS28 values are indicative of greater disease activity with significance placed on the threshold values of DAS28 < 2.6, 2.6 ≤ DAS28 ≤ 3.2, 3.2 < DAS28 ≤ 5.1, and DAS28 > 5.1, corresponding to the classifications of remission, inactive RA, moderate RA and very active RA, respectively.

However, its validity with respect to classification of remission has been challenged recently, and it was suggested that no patient should be classified as being in remission without a full joint assessment [ 14].

The observation that MS duration adds important information to predicting disease activity specifically at low RAPID3 scores is highly interesting, pointing to a possible distinguishing role for MS in classification of remission.

A formal test of the strength of the relationship between each definition and stimulated C-peptide at 6 months was performed in a model, in which the classifications of partial remission according to both A1C and IDAA1C were allowed an effect on the C-peptide definition of partial remission (>300 pmol/l).

These classifications of clinical response and symptomatic remission are based on a current symptom scale and do not purport to reflect functional outcomes or other measures that may be used to characterize clinical improvement or recovery in a disease state.

By International Classification of Headache Disorders definition [46], cCH is not associated with extended periods of remission (i.e. ≥1 month), suggesting that the phenomenon of regression to the mean (e.g. aberrantly high attack frequency at baseline followed by a decrease in attack frequency regardless of treatment group) would not be expected.

25 Consequently, the DAS28 Cr has been criticised for allowing classification of patients as being in remission in spite of having several swollen joints, not compatible with a state of remission.

"I celebrated five years of remission in August," she said.

There also was no chance of remission, Mr. Gramlich said.

Moreover, MADRS based definitions of remission vary.

To evaluate the incidence of remission among patients with intermediate uveitis; to identify factors potentially predictive of remission.