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Seventeen of 157 women (10.8%) with grade I or II cervical intraepithelial neoplasia progressed to grade III cervical intraepithelial neoplasia.

More recently, a study examining plasma exchange in ALF having progressed to grade 2 coma, with an etiology of largely acute and hyperacute patients showed a mortality benefit on intention to treat, with effect being largely observed in patients who did not proceed to transplantation [217].

In addition, histological examination and nuclear grading of the tumors revealed no significant differences in the percentages of tumors that had progressed to grade III, late-stage carcinoma (Fig. 4C, 8% of the MMTV-PyMT Mmp13−/− MMTV-PyMT Mmp13−/yMT;Mmp13+/+ tumors).

About 10% of the patients who developed HFS progressed to grade 3. The application of lotions or moisturizers was useful for symptoms relief.

These events were typically low grade, rarely observed in more than one patient, with the exception of grade 3 headache that never progressed to grade 4.

For patients whose grade 2 rash progressed to grade 3, and for those experiencing grade 3 rash, TVR was permanently discontinued.

Of the 20 patient paired samples; 5 pairs are WHO grade II astrocytomas progressing to grade III astrocytomas, 5 pairs are WHO grade II astrocytomas progressing to WHO grade IV glioblastomas, and 10 pairs are grade III astrocytomas progressing to grade IV glioblastomas.

However Grades II to IV follow the same lineage of progression and Grade II (Low-grade Diffuse Astrocytomas, DA) have an inherent tendency to progress to grade III (Anaplastic Astrocytoma, AA) and grade IV (Glioblastoma Multiforme, GBM)[ 2, 3].

Grade I on 1st day was employed, which progressed to higher grades (grade II & grade III on 2nd & 4th day).

In 45 elbows that had been graded as Larsen grade 4 preoperatively, 32 elbows remained at grade 4 and 13 elbows progressed to Larsen grade 5. Assessment of clinical mediolateral joint stability showed minimal instability (0 5°) in 59 elbows, moderate instability (6 10°) in 3 elbows, and marked instability (> 10°) in 2 elbows.

The changes in the total score at the final follow-up examination mainly depended on the relief of pain in 12 elbows that had been preoperatively graded as Larsen grade 3; of these, 4 elbows remained at grade 3, and 7 elbows and 1 elbow progressed to Larsen grade 4 and 5, respectively.