Sentence examples for for future recurrence from inspiring English sources

For example, in the adjuvant setting, a patient who has had complete resection of malignancy but is at risk for future recurrence; decision aids may facilitate informed decision making about more than one adjuvant treatment alternative, including declining therapy.

Importantly, a great majority of patients with recurrence (37 of 42, 88.1%) had early stage breast carcinomas (AJCC pTNM Stage I and II) that would normally be considered lower-risk for future recurrence.

However, even with the very short duration in the majority of patients with ALBP, there is a considerable risk for future recurrence and/or development into chronic LBP, as previously stated [ 5– 7].

Since MGB-2 has shown an independent prognostic value for future recurrence, its determination in EOC tissue samples could be clinically useful in the attempt to identify patients at different risk of relapse before starting standard chemotherapy and, subsequently, to optimize follow up and further adjuvant treatment.

Interestingly, several studies have demonstrated that a history of episodes is a significant risk factor for future recurrences in mood disorders (Judd et al. 2008; Keller et al. 1983; Perlis et al. 2006).

This result is not surprising given that this procedure seeks to reduce the potential for future recurrences at the expense of increased patient morbidity.

24, 25 Therefore, we believe sTg <0.5 μg/L at 9 months after surgery is a reasonable surrogate for future recurrences.

20, 21 Therefore, we believe that sTg of <0.5 μg/L at 9 months after surgery would serve as a good surrogate for future recurrences.

14 15 There are reasons to believe that such an on-line approach might be appropriate: the results from several trials of online cognitive behavioural therapy for a range of disorders are promising, reporting reduced rates of depression relapse and appearing to be particularly helpful for prevention of future recurrence and reduction in antidepressant usage.

This approach also facilitates the follow-up of an entity for which no specific markers of future recurrence are available.

The need for life-long follow-up and the possibility of future recurrence of disease was troubling to survivors at the time of diagnosis.