Sentence examples for complete recurrence from inspiring English sources

Main outcomes were: complete recurrence, residual mucosal prolapse, faecal incontinence and constipation.

If postinfusion angiography showed complete recurrence of vasospasm the catheter was taken out.

In 17 months, we did not have a single complete recurrence of any bands treated by surgery.

The intrinsic prognostic information of proliferation genes seems to be better evaluated with the GGI than with classic histological grade as shown in a population of 570 patients for which complete recurrence-free survival (RFS) and histological grade was available [24,39,40].

They have extended the time it takes to address conditions "to weeks or even months," he said, and after repairs have been completed recurrence of mold was as high as 41percentt.

Outcomes included complete resolution, recurrence of symptoms and/or signs, and partial resolution.

Despite complete resection, recurrence occurs in the range of 30%77%%. 1, 2 The most important prognostic factor that may affect the tumor recurrence is nodal invasion; however previous studies have found other prognostic factors, such as intratumoral blood vessel invasion (IVI), 3 intratumoral lymphatic invasion (ILI), visceral pleural invasion, 4 or tumor size.

First, although a patient with chronic illness may have completed treatment, recurrence of the illness is possible.

The patient in this paper demonstrated a complete and recurrence-free response of lacrimal gland and choroidal lesions as well as parotid granulomas and pulmonary infiltrates after 3 months of minocycline therapy.

Local failure-free survival (LFFS) was defined as the time from the start of CRT to the first local tumour detection after CRT (that is, non-complete response), local tumour recurrence after complete response or death from any cause.

Local failure-free survival (LFFS) was calculated from the beginning of CRT to the first local tumour detection after CRT (i.e. non-complete response), local tumour recurrence after complete response or death from any cause.