Sentence examples for resolution of chronic from inspiring English sources

An intermediate replicative form of the HCV genome can persist for many years at very low levels in peripheral mononuclear cells after an apparently complete resolution of chronic hepatitis C [5].

This review highlights recent experimental findings regarding n-3 PUFA monoacylglyceride research, as well as the pharmacological and medicinal relevance of these stereospecific derivatives in the resolution of chronic inflammatory diseases.

Clinical data, treatment course and resolution of chronic cough were analysed.

Together, these observations demonstrate rapid onset of acute colitis and delayed resolution of chronic colitis in Gpa33 −/− mice.

Similarly, blocking TLR2 prompts but blocking TLR4 attenuates the resolution of chronic inflammation and protects against or aggravates doxorubicin-induced cardiovascular remodeling and dysfunction.

This study was done to evaluate the prevalence of OSA in patients referred for chronic cough and examine the impact of treating OSA in resolution of chronic cough.

The United States blacklisted two senior leaders of the M23 movement, a Congolese rebel military force, accusing them of recruiting child soldiers and obstructing peaceful resolution of the chronic conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Follow-up bronchoscopy was performed 6 months postoperatively and indicated a disappearance of the bubbling as well as the resolution of the chronic cough to that of pre-procedural levels.

Here, we summarized the experience of successful resolution of refractory chronic cough due to gastroesophageal reflux with baclofen in three patients.

Complete resolution of this chronic condition is now the norm rather than the exception in severely obese patients that undergo bariatric procedures.

Therefore, there is a need for more specific targets that would either affect specific parts of the immune response, act only in specific tissues/cells or would actually lead to the complete resolution of the chronic inflammation.