Sentence examples for observed a recurrence from inspiring English sources

32 In contrast to our experience with scalp EPD, Eusen et al observed a recurrence of leg EPD after skin grafting.

This may be why we observed a recurrence of the disease in the patients with high levels of RCAS1 expression in the clear surgical margins while patients who exhibited no RCAS1 expression in the tumor margins or in the resection line had no relapse.

(Table 2) In elderly patients we observed a neoplastic recurrence in 56% of cases: first site of disease was peritoneum (44% ) then haematogenous recurrence (33%).In younger patients, instead, a locoregional recurrence was more frequent (62% vs 23%).

In patients < 70 years old we observed a peritoneal recurrence only in 5 % of cases.

At the 5 years follow-up, we observed a very aggressive recurrence in a new site at the B-scan ecography.

Two years later we observed a new aggressive recurrence in the right eye but, unlike Case 1, we decided to treat this patient according to the more recent aquisitions in literature [ 21].

We observed a decrease in the recurrence from the third follow-up time point (18 months post-resection; Table  2).

As regards T and N stage, we observed a higher likelihood of recurrence for advanced tumours, even if this tendency was not statistically significant.

After curettage and bone grafting, Neer et al. observed a higher percentage of recurrences in cysts located in the proximal parts of the humerus and distal part of the femur and better results in the tibia and fibula [ 16].

We observed a more aggressive pattern of recurrence in patients with 9p-deleted tumours involving distant organs when first detected; in 11 out of 12 cases disease recurred distantly, whereas 3 out of the 4 patients with non-9p-deleted tumours had the first site of recurrence in the resected renal bed (P=0.026).

Two hospital-based cohort studies (Nakachi et al, 1998; Inoue et al, 2001) observed a nonsignificant lower risk of recurrence among high green-tea consumers than among low green-tea consumers with breast cancer, although such an effect may not apply to healthy women.