signs = Remission of clinical signs The Tollers treated with corticosteroids received an initial dose of 1 1.5 mg/kg/day, which was gradually lowered during several months.
Although there are signs of remission, I would judge the medicine will be required for some time to come".
In the upcoming study, doctors plan to give Aids medicines for at least two years and watch for signs of remission before suspending treatment and seeing whether a remission results.
They also have to be persuaded that the cost savings Obama is projecting from a new health care system really are going to materialize in the near future — and that members aren't going to have to face furious voters a few years out, when deficits are reaching unsustainable levels and showing no signs of remission.
Experience with chemotherapy led to the conviction that the ingenious adaptability of the cancer cell had to be combatted by using varied "cocktails" of cytotoxins, by continuing chemo long after signs of remission, and by delivering doses that might cause excruciating pain to patients and also constitute an independent danger to their lives.
After each interval patients either show signs of remission, in which case they stick with the current treatment, or they change to the next intervention.
Following an initial stage of diffuse encephalopathy, the neurological sequelae are usually characterised by diffuse cognitive deficits and extrapyramidal or cortico-bulbo-spinal signs; however, a complete remission of neurological symptoms can also be achieved.
As mentioned earlier, despite the absence of any clinical signs of disease in remission, certain systemic markers of inflammation are still elevated suggesting subclinical chronic inflammation [56].
Mutations in MEFV lead to the autoinflammatory disorder, familial Mediterranean fever (FMF, MIM249100), which is characterized by recurrent self-resolving attacks of fever and polyserositis, with no clinical signs of disease in remission.
Mutations in this gene lead to an autoinflammatory disorder, familial Mediterranean fever (FMF, MIM249100), which is characterised by short recurrent self-resolving attacks of fever and polyserositis, with no clinical signs of disease in remission periods.
