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However, in the late nineteenth century it did what had not been done before: it prevented recurrence and associated morbidity.
This prevented recurrence of contractures.
Previous studies demonstrated that cauterization or dull curettage of the remaining cyst wall effectively prevented recurrence and malignant transformation when complete resection was difficult [1].
Although, there has been an emergence of many innovations and advances in chemotherapy and radiation therapy, none of them have prevented recurrence [46, 47].
In a study of 25 women with moderate to severe IUAs, use of a fresh amnion graft over an inflated Foley catheter prevented recurrence of IUAs in 52% of women, although follow-up fertility data and complications were not reported [83].
Our analysis, however, indicates that rechallenging patients with higher doses of methotrexate in comparison with the original methotrexate course frequently prevented recurrence of treatment ineffectiveness.
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But what is impressive is that every place else, this has led to some kind of control and restriction, which has prevented recurrences".
Most of the GCT cases with recurrent tumors require ray amputation to prevent recurrence.
"A chemical dosing plant will be installed to prevent recurrence before the water is reconnected.
The Postmaster was very sorry and steps were being taken to prevent recurrence.
So what needs to be done in the long-term to prevent recurrence and improve banking standards?
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