Sentence examples for flare upon from inspiring English sources

They experienced flare upon NSAID withdrawal and demonstrated dose-dependent pain improvement with etoricoxib.

JIA was the first condition in which a robust biomarker for use to predict flare upon stopping methotrexate treatment was discovered.

In established RA, the available data suggest that most patients flare upon withdrawal of a TNF inhibitor, 148 151 and more profound and persistent responses increase the likelihood of maintenance of a good outcome with csDMARDs even after withdrawal of the bDMARD.

The paradoxical relationship between the extent of sUA reduction and increasing flares upon initial ULT is well recognized [ 17, 18]; rapid lowering of sUA leads to mobilization of monosodium urate crystals from the body's urate pools, thus triggering an inflammatory response [ 19].

Eligibility required patients to meet specific flare criteria upon medication washout.

A metabolic flare reaction upon oestradiol therapy, predefined as a ≥12%% increase in tumour F-FDG-uptake, had a PPV of 80%% (12 of 15 patients), and an NPV of 87%% (27/31 patients) for response to oestradiol therapy.

However, non-responders or partial clinical responders upon TNF blockade are not infrequent and disease usually flares up upon discontinuation of treatment.

However, nonresponders or partial clinical responders are not infrequently seen and disease often flares up upon discontinuation of treatment.

Effective management of iatrogenic KS flare therefore depends upon the control of HHV8 viremia in conjunction with specific chemotherapy for KS.

Also, patients may have had high disease activity and were selected after exhibiting a flare of symptoms upon withdrawal of previous NSAID therapy, indicating a proclivity to respond to therapy with etoricoxib while on background therapy.

However, treatment monitoring remains a challenge in rheumatological practice as the duration of the clinical response is not predictable and recent data suggest that systematic rituximab re-treatment at 6 months might be a beneficial approach compared to re-treatment upon disease flare (Vander Cruyssen et al., 2010).