Sentence examples for under remission from inspiring English sources

The expected proportion of patients under remission at 24 weeks amongst the biologics ranged from 6.9%to71.0%0%.

The expected proportion of patients under remission at 52 weeks for abatacept was higher (40.2%, 95% CrI: 10.4%; 80.3%) than at 24 weeks.

The duration of EFS was defined as the time from the initiation of therapy to either treatment failure (relapse, death, or diagnosis of secondary cancer) or the last day the patient was confirmed to be under remission.

9 These responses exert their pathogenic effect by inducing apoptosis of mTNFα-bearing cells; therefore, biological-free remission is highly expected in some patients under remission by IFX and ADA therapy because their mechanisms of action enable them to eradicate target cells producing inflammatory cytokines in joints of the responsive patients.

A 75-year-old male with a history of prostate cancer (at the time under remission), diabetes mellitus, hypertension and chronic kidney disease (creatinine 1.4 mg/dL (124 µmol/L) in October 2011) presented to the hospital with abdominal pain of 1-month duration along with decreased urine output.

In a previous study, the predominant faecal bacteria of UC patients under remission were shown to be less stable than those of healthy controls, and the results revealed a host-specific pattern in relation to predominant bacteria in UC individual [ 39].

2. Any current DSM −5 diagnosis different from bipolar disorder (including substance or alcohol use disorder at the time of study entry, except if it is under complete remission. Not applicable to nicotine or caffeine).

This patient with discordant mutation status experienced a partial remission under treatment with vermurafenib (patient #3).

DWI subsequently showed signal changes consistent with tumour progression, complete remission under chemoradiotherapy and tumour recurrence.

In addition, factors that could be associated with long-term tumor remission under trastuzumab were identified in an exploratory analysis.

NLH may be a manifestation of extraintestinal lymphoma and disease regresses after extraintestinal lymphoma undergoes remission under chemotherapy [ 48].