Sentence examples for recurrent means from inspiring English sources

Recurrent means at least two episodes of AF.

Furthermore, of the 19 patients that had CD44-positive CTCs, 13 patients (68.4%) developed recurrent disease (mean time to recurrence 10.54 ± 5.55 months) which was significantly shorter than the time to recurrence in the CTC-positive patients (mean time to recurrence 19.13 ± 9.72 months; P = 0.04; Figure 3).

A matched t-test indicated a significantly higher plasma OPN in the recurrent period (mean 57.3 ng/ml) than at baseline/4 months (mean 46.4 ng/ml) (P = 0.002).

Ten patients were diagnosed with major recurrent depression (mean number of episodes = 3) and were using antidepressants (depressive-chronic: Dc group).

The IFN-γ/IL-5 ratios in both primary GBM patients (geometric mean 3.7) and recurrent GBMs (geometric mean 0.9) were significantly lower than those in healthy subjects (geometric mean 16.0) and meningioma patients (geometric mean 10.0) (p<0.001).

30 Analyses were carried out using Cox regression for recurrent events (proportional means regression), thereby accommodating multiple events (prescription fillings) per individual.

Moreover, allopurinol is prescribed as preventive treatment in patients with recurrent gout, which means that physicians are unlikely to more easily prescribe allopurinol to patients that they feel are at risk to start early.

The term 'angioedema' means recurrent episodes of sudden, occasionally painful swelling of the subcutis and deeper tissues without accompanying erythema and itching; it may also evolve in the submucosa of the upper airways or the gastrointestinal tract.

The idea that both back pain itself, and many of the other risk factors for it, can be episodic, recurrent or persistent means that the likelihood of chains of risk moving neatly from cause to effect is improbable.

Lap: Explorative laparotomy Local recurrence in this study means locally recurrent in the pelvis.

Among them, 282 cohorts were based on recurrent adult HGG, mean reported median overall survival was 10.96 ± 8.4 months, and mean response rate was 18.9% ± 20.5.