Sentence examples for deep remissions from inspiring English sources

The expense of developing cancer drugs, and their cost to patients and insurers, would clearly be worth it if the drugs promised cures or even deep remissions, but the vast majority of new drugs achieve far more modest results.

The hope is to drive the cancer into deep remission within four to six weeks.

Achieving deep remission brings clinically meaningful benefits, including reduced hospitalization and reduced need for surgery.

Aspects such as the dose, timing and intensification of anti-tumour necrosis factor therapy affect the likelihood of achieving deep remission, but definitive evidence on long-term benefits and the risk/benefit profile of treatment intensification is needed.

It is possible that patients in deep remission are at lower risk of future relapse.

These results suggest that patients in deep remission (DAS28 of approximately 2.0) have a possibility to achieve biologic-free remission.

This method would be suitable especially for multicenter myeloma studies to study deep remission status among patients in CR.

Disease activity in patients with deep remission (DAS28-ESR ≤1.98) was investigated 1 year after ADA discontinuation (figure 2A).

These data indicate that ADA 'treatment holiday' is now feasible in established patients with RA with long-term remission, no steroids and deep remission.

Conceivably, HSCT may be omitted in a subset of patients who achieve deep remission status if earlier and longer use of imatinib is applied.

Mucosal healing (MH) or deep remission emerges as the therapeutic endpoint in patients with CD, especially in severe or complicated cases.