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"recurrence of disease" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a disease returning after a period of dormancy or seeming recovery. For example: "The patient was concerned about the recurrence of disease after their previous successful treatment."
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This can result in a recurrence of disease, or patients having to undergo repeated operations.
But she and others said a telomerase inhibitor could still be important in stopping the tiny tumors that break off a main tumor and spread through the body, causing a recurrence of disease.
Four patients had recurrence of disease.
They are all alive without recurrence of disease.
The patient is now alive more than 5 years and without the recurrence of disease.
Recurrence of disease occurs mostly in the first 2 years after surgery.
Nevertheless, the patient was able to survive without the recurrence of disease for over 5 years.
He has remained alive and without any recurrence of disease for more than 5 years.
A ROC analysis was performed to analyze the association of Δ SUVmax and the recurrence of disease.
This recurrence of disease is an important feature of tuberculosis, including human and bovine [3, 4], and herpes [3, 5].
However, PET failed to identify the recurrence of disease in all three patients suffering relapse, suggesting a more specific but not sensitive read out.
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