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There are no clear mutational hotspots, and mutations are rarely recurrent among the usually compound heterozygous patients.

Amplification peaks in observed firestorms were rarely recurrent across HER2+ tumors, except for a few peaks on 17q that were observed in multiple tumors.

More rarely, recurrent linkage of nonparalogous genes may occur, and this association may be favored due to functional advantages (e.g., improved coordination of expression): for instance, for three genes involved in galactose metabolism in two divergent fungal phyla (Slot and Rokas 2010).

In contrast, successful excision of deep infiltrating endometriosis can be achieved in over 90% of cases and is therefore considered rarely progressive and recurrent [ 8].

The 16% reduction in major adverse cardiovascular events was driven by a (non-significant) reduction of myocardial infarction a diagnosis based on an elevation of cardiac markers which may be related to the initial event, the procedure of revascularization, or, more rarely, to a recurrent event.

Although patients presenting to pediatric neurology clinics with chronic or recurrent headache rarely have sinus headache alone, they may also have other headaches accompanied by sinusitis complaints.

Rarely calculi may cause recurrent obstruction and infection in which can progress to chronic kidney disease.

In reviews of treatment options for local failure of NPC, residual or recurrent disease rarely is distinguished.

The HER2 status in gastric carcinoma can be evaluated by IHC or FISH technique and is usually assessed on the primary tumour because patients with recurrent disease rarely undergo surgery or biopsy.

Until now, studies rarely make a distinction between recurrent low back pain (RLBP) and chronic low back pain (CLBP), although both are characterized by a different clinical picture.

These tumours are generally grouped into: Peripheral nerve tumours, which are the most common (70%) mediastinal neurogenic tumours and originate from spinal or proximal intercostal nerve; however, they rarely arise from the vagus, recurrent laryngeal and phrenic nerve [30] (Fig. 29).