Sentence examples for persistence recurrence from inspiring English sources

However, since no prognostic factor was defined, all patients should be closely evaluated for persistence, recurrence or progression to invasion.

For a more fully worked out process-ontological account of persistence ("recurrence theory") see Seibt 1998 and 2008.

With few exceptions (Hegerl et al. [2006]), the role of treatment in the initiation, persistence, recurrence and extinction of suicidality among those with a mental disorder is largely unknown (Borges et al. [2008]; Kessler et al. [2005b]; Kuo et al. [2001]).

Therefore, and thanks to the prospective study design, detailed information about job history, occupational exposure and persistence, recurrence or new-onset of atopic diseases could be assessed.

Objective: We sought to evaluate the efficacy of postoperative administration of monophasic, combined, low-dose oral contraceptives on endometrioma recurrence and on persistence-recurrence of associated pain symptoms after laparoscopic treatment of moderate-to-severe endometriosis.

None of the evaluated prognostic factors was found to be related to the persistence or recurrence.

The need for reoperation during follow-up period because of ureteral endometriosis persistence or recurrence was 3.9%.

In addition, Ruf et al. did not find any association between titanium cages and persistence or recurrence of infection [16].

One should also retrieve more long-term follow-up data checking for persistence or recurrence of intrauterine myomas and polyps.

To estimate the effectiveness of hysteroscopic polypectomy in premenopausal women with abnormal uterine bleeding and to identify prognostic factors for persistence or recurrence of symptoms after polypectomy.

Study Design: Retrospective chart review was used to determine patterns of persistence and recurrence of disease in patients undergoing modified posterior exenteration.