He said the suit would "ask for an accounting and restitution from Japanese corporations that reaped profits during the war from the misery, which they have prolonged for the sake of profitability".
Curiously, two patients exhibited delayed disease stabilization after initial progression and had prolonged survival for 10.1 and 13.7 months after T cell therapy.
Curiously, two patients (patients #5 and #8), whose disease progressed at initial re-staging developed delayed disease stabilization and had prolonged survival for 10.1 and 13.7 months after the initial T cell therapy.
7 patients had prolonged pain for up to 6 months after surgery. 1 of these was reoperated because of persistent pain due to a bony-spike heterotopic ossification.
In our cohort, persons with coccidioidomycosis had prolonged symptoms for a median of 120 days, substantially longer than previous reports that indicated that coccidioidomycosis symptoms typically last <21 days (fatigue may last longer) (2, 13 ).
One patient treated at dose level 1 had a partial response and five other patients treated at the recommended phase II dose had prolonged stable disease for more than 1 year.
Brush cytology obtained with ERC has limited sensitivity of 50 60%, and even false positive results are reported, especially when patients have had prolonged stent therapy for biliary drainage.
One patient treated at dose level 1 and 5 patients treated at the RPTD had prolonged stable disease for >1 year.
Hunt rejected Labour claims that he had prolonged the dispute unnecessarily for three months, when it could have been settled in February, because he put personal "pride" before a resolution.
The remaining 1,021 patients had a mean age of 47 years (range 19 94); 484 (47%) were younger than 45 years, 258 (25%) were older than 65 years, 565 (55%) were female, 157 (15.4%) had a body mass index over 30, 320 (31%) had prolonged 'acute' abdominal pain for (more than 2 days but still less than 5 days), and 705 (69%) a body temperature exceeding 38°C.
Our findings showed that S. aureus pneumonia and, especially, P. aeruginosa pneumonia had prolonged hospitalizations (>48 days longer for P. aeruginosa and >30 days longer for S. aureus) and ICU stays (approximately 15 days for those with P. aeruginosa pneumonia, 7 days for those with S. aureus pneumonia, compared with 1 day for those without pneumonia).
