The phrase "discontinuation about" does not make sense as a standalone phrase in written English.
It is possible that it could be used as part of a longer sentence, but without context it is difficult to give a specific example.
The discontinuation rate, about 20%, was similar in all the examined studies.
The magnitude of this short term increase in risk after discontinuation is about the inverse of the benefit obtained with use of low dose aspirin treatment for secondary prevention.
107 Quoting the results of an analysis of clinical trials assessing the efficacy and safety of thalidomide monotherapy in patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma, the overall incidence of PN can range up to 44%, with a rate of early treatment discontinuation of about 15%.
This may be because the predictors investigated generally did not measure the factors patients identified as most important for their decision about discontinuation and reflects that our knowledge about causes of discontinuation from fertility treatment is still limited.
The all-cause discontinuation rate was about 10% and discontinuation because of adverse events was about 4%.
In addition to the physical vulnerability associated with their condition, patients were subject to a financial vulnerability related to payment for care, because they worried about discontinuation of coverage and inability to get further treatment if coverage was discontinued.
According to newspaper articles about the 1996 discontinuation, the company sold about 241,000 pounds of Pilots a year.
There was no consensus in guidelines and textbooks about discontinuation.
Interviewed about discontinuation, 49% of patients answered that wouldn't interrupt because of fear of losing all the results achieved so far.
We then identified practice guidelines by professional societies and in textbooks and classified them according to 1) whether they made a recommendation about discontinuation, 2) what the recommendation was, and 3) the proposed grounds for discontinuation.
