The rate of isolated local failure within planned target volume was 13.3%, the rate of regional lymph node failure outside the planned target volume was 13.3%, the rate of distant metastasis was 20%, and the rate of combined distant metastasis and local/regional failure was 16.7%.
Combined distant, local and regional recurrence, within an individual patient, has been reported in up to 19.7% of patients [ 2].
In this paper, we propose to combine distant supervision with minimal human supervision by annotating features (in particular shortest dependency paths) rather than complete relation instances.
While in most patients the overall outcome is limited by the development of distant metastasis or combined locoregional and distant failure, about 10-35% of patients will develop an isolated local recurrence without evidence for distant spread after curative intended surgery [ 4, 5].
Ten patients (50%) were reported to have relapsed or progressed, five involving distant metastases, three involving primary relapse, one involving nodal relapse and one combined primary and distant failure.
Local-regional recurrence alone occurred in 3 patients, distant failure alone in 12 patients, and combined local-regional and distant failure in 2 patients.
When you kill one, another takes its place, and live trapping combined with distant release is seldom a good idea.
There were 13 patients with locoregional recurrences, 25 with distant metastases and 2 with combined local recurrence and distant metastases.
Among them, isolated local recurrence was detected in 11 patients (24.4%), and combined local failure and distant metastasis was detected in three patients (6.7%).
Periodical forward bursts of flame combined with distant fuel ignitions were also observed.
