Sentence examples for decrease in recurrence from inspiring English sources

Moreover, another study by Itoi et al. [1] reported a decrease in recurrence rate of anterior shoulder dislocation at a mean follow-up of 15.5 months in patients with the arm immobilized in external rotation after glenohumeral reduction.

After 1 year, there was a significant decrease in recurrence of ulcers (27.7 vs. 58.3%).

In patients with high AIB1 expression (>75%), there was a significant decrease in recurrence rate (HR 0.40, 95% CI 0.26 0.61, P < 0.001) and breast cancer mortality rate (HR 0.38, 95% CI 0.21 0.69, P = 0.0015) with tamoxifen treatment.

The folic acid groups had a lower relative risk of NTDs in offspring of 0.28 compared to the other groups, indicating a 78% decrease in recurrence risk of NTDs.

A second cohort comprising 9015 patients compared the switch strategy with standard tamoxifen treatment and showed a significant absolute decrease in recurrence and in breast cancer mortality of 3.1%and0.7%7%, respectively.

The decrease in recurrence over time may reflect the eventual success of multiple treatment cycles [ 1, 9] or recovery from underlying illness with consequent lower exposure to antibiotics and restoration of more normal bowel flora able to suppress C. difficile growth in the colon [ 29].

Tamoxifen became the "gold standard" and established the principles of tumor targeting and identified the appropriate treatment strategy to aid survivorship in breast cancer patients, with enhancement of disease-free survival and a 50% decrease in recurrences observed in ER-positive patients 15 years after diagnosis.

Studies with more than 5 years of follow-up have demonstrated that triple-negative breast cancer may not have the worst long-term survival outcomes among subtypes [ 16, 42- 45], perhaps because of an early peak of recurrence in the first few years after diagnosis and a sharp decrease in the recurrence rate in subsequent years [ 46].

We designed a protocol to evaluate the decrease in tumor recurrence with maintenance therapy.

While most of the studies showed a decrease in local recurrence rate, especially in stage-III/N2 tumors after postoperative radiotherapy, no impact could be shown on overall survival.

Our study showed that mean value of T/N ratio tended to decrease in both recurrence and radiation necrosis as tumor size decreased (Table 1).