Sentence examples for management of recurrence from inspiring English sources

This rate ranges from 8-50% and the likelihood of recurrence increases with the number of CDI episodes [ 3, 4], which makes the management of recurrence challenging [ 5- 7].

Prospectively evaluate the impact of fluorodeoxyglucose-fluorine-18 positron emission tomography (FDG-PET) in the management of recurrence of advanced head and neck squamous cell carcinoma during the first year after treatment.

To evaluate the patterns, the risk factors, and the management of recurrence following brachytherapy in patients with posterior uveal melanoma, given that an understanding of the recurrence patterns can improve early recognition and management of local treatment failure in such patients.

Despite advances in treatment modalities and surgical techniques in recent years, the management of recurrence or distant metastasis remains a critical problem in treatment of HCC [ 1].

Other economic reviews have found the lifetime cost for treatment, follow-up, and management of recurrence and side effects to be $53 828 for PBT, $37 861 for IMRT, $25 484 for brachytherapy, $28 348 for radical prostatectomy, and $30 422 for active surveillance (Ollendorf et al, 2009).

We did not identify any major opportunities for cost containment during the management of recurrences.

No significant difference in BCDR was observed at 10 years between the Mx, BCS + RT and BCS groups, possibly due to early detection and management of recurrences.

For example, a recent Australian report concluded that several types of cancers can be assigned a clinical TNM stage, based on the data already available to a population-based registry.[ 26] Many clinical registries only collect data on initial treatments, but many guidelines concern the management of recurrences or metastases.

However, one year after the surgical management of metastasis, recurrence happened while radiotherapy was ineffective.

Besides, this patient developed steroid-secreting metastasis three years after the excision of primary tumor, and then one year after surgical management of metastasis, recurrence happened while radiotherapy was ineffective.

In the event of a recurrence or tumor in a patient deemed a poor surgical candidate, radiation therapy is feasible and effective alternative to surgical or medical management for prevention or treatment of recurrence.