Sentences with phrase «with recurrence»

Researchers at Michigan Medicine and in China showed that a type of bacterium is associated with the recurrence of colorectal cancer and poor outcomes.

The presence of Sema3D also seems to be associated with the recurrence of pancreatic cancer in patients whose primary tumors were surgically removed, the scientists say.

Unfortunately SIBO can take some time to treat with a recurrence rate of almost 45 % within a year of treatment.

In research released in June, Dr. Aghajanian and her colleagues found that adding it to a chemo regimen lengthened survival time in women with a recurrence of the disease to a year — four months longer than with chemo alone.

Although individuals who have been diagnosed with leukemia generally can not get preferred life insurance risk classes, that is Preferred Plus or Preferred, once treated with no recurrence, individuals can be considered for Standard life insurance rates.

While dogs that recover fully from juvenile demodicosis may live healthy lives with no recurrence of infection, it is possible that such dogs have a chronic predisposition to demodicosis even into adulthood.

I hope my friend to whom I gave the book will read it soon since she has been diagnosed with a recurrence of breast cancer.

Goalkeeper Xavier Sundby came through the Oldham game with no recurrence of his hip flexor injury which forced him to be substituted the week before.

Approximately one year after successful treatment with cytotoxic chemotherapy and radiotherapy, patients with advanced Small Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC), which primarily affects heavy smokers, generally relapse with recurrence of tumours that are resistant to further chemotherapy.

It can then reactivate with a recurrence of symptoms.

However, five participants in AQ - 13 group left the study or were lost to follow - up and two participants in the artemether / lumefantrine group had late treatment failures with recurrence of their original infections.

«This study has shown that the expression of a marker known as avb6 is significantly associated with progression to invasive cancer (p < 0.006) and with recurrence over a median follow - up of 114 months in a series of matched DCIS cases treated with local excision.

Patient Description Ms. C, a 48 - year - old, right - handed white woman, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) at age 43, although she recalls right numbness at age 13, with recurrence at age 16.

At AACR 2018, Dr. Alexander Eggermont presented results of KEYNOTE - 045 / EORTC 1325 - MG, in which melanoma patients with recurrence on placebo can receive pembrolizumab.

Kidney and Gall stones are estimated to effect around 5 % of the UK population, with recurrences common among patients (50 - 80 %).

Porter Anderson sets up Publishing Perspectives» weekly #EtherIssue debate with a recurrence of the print vs. ebook debate on the eve of London Book Fair.

Throughout the years, I have seen cats with mammary cancer survive and live very long, healthy lives with no recurrence with nothing but surgery to remove the effected chain.

One or two boils with no recurrence of symptoms is not an indication of Demodex infestation, which would be followed by more boils, pustules and wrinkling of the skin.

this happened at 4 years and she is 9 years old now with no recurrences.

Today, almost 8 months after being diagnosed with a cancer that is usually fatal in short order, Ray's heart dog Blue is still alive and well with no recurrence of the cancer.

Acute pancreatitis in dogs tends to become more severe with each recurrence.

It may help with recurrence and it eliminates the symptoms of the virus.

However, dogs with recurrence had average survival times of only 28 days post-surgery.

This style, along with recurrence of specific detritus — piles of shoes, bare light bulbs, clocks, and cigarettes — interweave to create a signature visual vernacular.

Because of the original grade, a Gleason 7 and original stage 3 combined with the recurrence he was declined and we couldn't find any other carriers that were willing to entertain a possible approval.

Proportions of children with recurrence, resolution, and persistence of sleep problems were calculated.

As the fifth most commonly diagnosed cancer in the United States, with a recurrence rate between 50 and 80 percent, bladder cancer is a significant health concern.

MiRNA -362-3p induces cell cycle arrest through targeting of E2F1, USF2 and PTPN1 and is associated with recurrence of colorectal cancer.

Patients with recurrences were treated with chemotherapy, surgical resection, or chemoradiation); of these, 11 patients survived at least five years after treatment and six were disease free at their last check - up.

Clinical signs associated with recurrence of the tumor include sudden death, acute collapse and shock, rapid breathing, anemia and skin nodules or masses.

Upon retirement, or shortly before, I will begin to transition to a part - time writer mentality and schedule, committing some time each day or with some recurrence to freelance financial writing.

Cancer stem cells survive after chemotherapy and radiation treatment and are associated with recurrence, metastasis and poor survival in clinical trials.

They know that leaving just a few cancer cells behind is strongly associated with recurrence.

That's in comparison to an antibiotic called metronidazole, which is predicted to be 70 - 80 % effective — with a recurrence rate of 33 % at the three - month mark and 49 - 66 % after one year, according to the study.

The Princess of France restages on several occasions a scene in which Victor picks up his backpack from under a tree, and with each recurrence he's pitted against another of the women in his life.

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In addition to concern over who developed serious adjustment problems in adolescence, we were particularly interested in identifying the factors that were associated with recurrence of these problems.