The participants who achieved early remission of diabetes had lower preoperative HGP and HISI compared with those who did not have remission.
Of these 16, 12 (75% of responders, 52% of the total) had remissions (GAF>80) sustained longer than 12 months.
Remember, cancer is usually not a short term illness, but a chronic one that has remissions and exacerbations that, appropriately treated, can allow you to have satisfying life.
Of the 12 patients with initial labelling indices greater than 10%, only 2 had remissions longer than 33 weeks whereas 8 of the 9 patients with labelling indices less than 10% had remissions longer than 33 weeks.
Among patients who had failed previous medical therapy with mesalamine, 59% had remission with budesonide (9 mg/day).
Patients responding to budesonide had significantly milder disease compared with nonresponders who had remission while taking prednisone.
Results: Among children treated with budesonide, 48% had remission compared with 77% of the children treated with prednisone (P =.001).
During the examined period 20 (23.3%) of the patients with MOH on the first-year follow-up had remission of chronic headache with subsequent decrease of medication use.
"They had remission of symptoms [of psychiatric distress].
Three of the patients had remission of their paralysis.
