Sentence examples for experiencing a relapse from inspiring English sources
We have previously reported that patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis experiencing a relapse had higher permeability values in normal-appearing white matter and that immunomodulatory treatment attenuated this increase (Cramer et al., 2014).
Relapse rates were comparable to those of established treatments, with four of the 17 women (24%) who achieved full remission at the conclusion of treatment experiencing a relapse six months later.
All patients experiencing a relapse stopped any antipsychotic they had been receiving while in remission and were treated for the acute episode; after achieving remission, they either returned to their previous antipsychotic medication with the goal of promoting recovery (50% of them) or switched to a second line antipsychotic drug (the remaining 50%).
We identified three miRNA (hsa-mir-18b, hsa-mir-493 and hsa-mir-599) showing differential expression between MS patients experiencing a relapse and controls.
IBD guidelines now promote testing for CD in IBD patients experiencing a relapse of symptoms [ 28].
QoL was reduced with 0.16 among the patients experiencing a relapse compared to those without relapse.
Bipolar disorder is a chronic lifelong illness with many individuals experiencing a relapsing and remitting course.
Event-free survival (EFS) was defined as the time from diagnosis to relapse for patients who experienced a relapse, time to death for non-relapsed patients who did not survive or time to last follow-up for surviving patients who did not experience a relapse.
Despite this remarkable improvement, ~2% patients are refractory to induction chemotherapy, and an additional 10 15% of ALL patients still experience a relapse.
Although it has a relatively good prognosis, 15 to 30% of men with prostate cancer experience a relapse after radical prostatectomy.
Only 6.8percentt of the women with a low score were found to have experienced a relapse in the following 10 years, while 30.5percentt of those with a high score had a recurrence.
