Sentence examples for marker for recurrent from inspiring English sources
Serum thyroglobulin level is used as a marker for recurrent or residual DTC.
To perform this analysis, we quantified hypoglycemia exposure and identified participants with unrecognized hypoglycemia (as a marker for recurrent hypoglycemia).
Even though the main aim of treatment is the prevention of thromboembolic events, rates of restenosis are an important surrogate marker for recurrent events [ 14].
This finding suggests that the serum soluble CD44v6 concentration may be used as a potential marker for recurrent ovarian serous tumors.
Herein, we report significant results for HER2 as a prognostic marker for recurrent invasive disease, presumable prone to the facts that, in this study, all HER2 positive DCIS were analysed together and moreover, the follow-up period has been extended.
The secondary objectives are to determine: safety of tinzaparin given over 6 months; clinical and laboratory markers for recurrent VTE and/or major bleeding; 6-month overall mortality; incidence and severity of post-thrombotic syndrome; patient-reported quality of life; and healthcare resource utilisation.
Our results stating that HER2 positive DCIS is a beneficial prognostic marker for invasive recurrent disease highlights the need for studying several different endpoints to understand the prognostic value of a given biological marker.
These results suggest that serum CYFRA 21-1 might be a reliable marker of recurrent disease.
The findings have the perspective to test the quantification of cFLIP levels as the diagnostic marker for primary and recurrent thymomas (vs. other mediastinal masses) and consider NF- κB blockade as a therapeutic strategy for TAMG.
These fundamental and clinical results highly suggest that EG-VEGF might be a potential early marker for several pathologies including recurrent pregnancy loss, gestational trophoblastic diseases, FGR, and PE.
All patients were evaluated for recurrent disease by tumour-marker analysis or diagnostic imaging (computed tomography, ultrasonography, magnetic resonance imaging, and endoscopy) every 3 to 6 months.
