Sentence examples for lasting remission from inspiring English sources
We describe a patient with severe nephrosis and advanced chronic kidney disease with idiopathic membranous nephropathy resistant to conventional immunosuppressive therapies that achieved lasting remission with ACTH therapy.
Our in vitro study also showed that curcumin sensitivity was not affected by TP53 status, which is not the case for melphalan, a frontline myeloma treatment, efficient to induce long lasting remission, but which does not cure myeloma patients.
The Human Rights Watch study noted that one of the most effective and common treatments elsewhere, methadone substitution, is banned in Russia and said that simple detoxification "does little to help a drug user achieve a lasting remission".
"At the moment, there are too few options available for high-risk neuroblastoma children who fail to achieve a lasting remission after frontline treatment," he said in a Commons question to the health minister, Paul Burstow. "In the UK, parents see a system that gives up on their children too soon while there should still be hope.
Lasting remission has been observed since.
The preclinical experimental designs used in the present study mimic surgical procedure for lipofilling enabling to study in vivo interaction between fat and osteosarcoma cells, but do not mimic the late and local recurrence of osteosarcoma after a long lasting remission as observed in the clinical case reported here.
It might produce longer lasting remissions than can be achieved by chemotherapy or the newer targeted drugs.
Consequently there remains a need to induce longer lasting remissions, to overcome resistance and to improve survival.
As approved agents, statins can make immediate impact either as additions to traditional inductive therapy, as maintenance therapy to secure lasting remissions, or as salvage treatment for terminal, refractory disease.
Pregnant, she brought Katherine, her mother, up from her home in the South to live out a last remission that will give way to a terminal decline.
She became friends with both Dr. Crick and Dr. Watson and spent her last remission from cancer in Dr. Crick's house.
