Although they still had persistent progression after more than 4 years, the slope between the G4 and G5 groups decreased more significantly than before, confirming that the progression slowed.
On follow-up, persistent progression of lung and liver metastasis was observed, thus the chemo-regimens had been changed into the second courses of GC protocol (1600㎎ gemcitabine and 100㎎ cisplatin), followed by the third courses of PC protocol (120㎎ palcitaxel and 100㎎ cisplatin).
No patient received RRA in Gr-1; Gr-2 patients were administered 30 mCi I. Total number of events (recurrence, persistent, and progression of disease), with median follow up of 10.3 years, was observed in 10/322 (3.1%) of LR DTC patients.
Paclitaxel was given by intravenous infusion at a dose of 100 mg/m2 every week, until completion of the treatment plan of 21 weeks, disease progression, persistent toxicity, or patient refusal.
From the nature of science, the development of science stands on the persistent and critical progression of organizing and interpreting data (T. Kuhn 1970).
Specific human SNPs are becoming relevant biomarkers of persistent infections and progression risk of cancers.
Persistent inflammation and progression of joint damage are the two hallmarks of rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
40 45 88 C reactive protein (CRP) appeared to be a poor predictor of persistent arthritis, radiological progression and functional disability.
End points were coronary heart disease (CHD), stroke, noncardiovascular mortality, overt nephropathy defined by persistent proteinuria, and progression of retinopathy.
We examined the diagnostic ability of uNGAL to predict persistent AKI and progression of initial pRIFLE R AKI on day 0 to a worse final pRIFLEmax.
Unlike the hMEC lines, prolonged arrest of U2-OS cells correlated with persistent cell cycle progression and subsequent apoptosis (Supplementary Figures S6a and b).
