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Furthermore, applying the criteria used in the 2002 TNM classification, patients with HCC with major vascular invasion (pT3) in our study had worse survival and more recurrence than HCC with invasion of adjacent organs or perforation of visceral peritoneum (pT4) or multiple tumors more than 5 cm (pT3).

A variety of follow-up schedules have been investigated and current evidence suggests optimal follow up should include both measurement of tumour markers (e.g. carcinoembryonic antigen and carbohydrate antigen 19.9) and contrast-enhanced CT of the thorax, abdomen and pelvis, with the combination able to detect significantly more recurrence than either modality alone[ 18 ].

Patients with a progressive arteriopathy had significantly more recurrences than those with TCA (P = 0.007).

Patients with stage III disease presented more recurrences than patients with stage II disease (38 vs 15%, P=0.02).

Moreover, patients with stage III disease presented more recurrences than patients with stage II disease (38 vs 15%, P=0.02), as previously described (Jacquillat et al, 1990; Kato et al, 2001; Menard et al, 2002).

Early onset pre-eclampsia might be associated with a reduced likelihood of a future pregnancy and with more recurrences than late onset pre-eclampsia when there are further pregnancies.

A combination of tumour markers and CT detected significantly more (P<0.05) recurrence than either modality alone.

Twelve patients with histopathologic lesions had significantly more instability recurrence than 23 without histopathologic changes (33.3% vs. 4.3%; risk difference, 29%[955% CI 1; 57]; p = 0.038).

102 In women with early small BC, electron intraoperative radiotherapy resulted in significantly more local recurrence than did conventional postoperative external radiotherapy after 5 years of follow-up, but OS did not differ between the groups.

Women with diabetes require longer and more aggressive antimicrobial treatment for UTI, and have more recurrences of their UTI than non-diabetic women.

However, despite this more aggressive treatment, both pre- and postmenopausal women with diabetes had more recurrences of their UTIs than women without diabetes.