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Eight patients had a complete remission and 5 had a partial response.
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After 26 months of polychemotherapy, the patient is currently in complete remission.
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A complete remission was achieved after the end of the chemotherapy treatment.
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She achieved complete remission 2 months later, and oral prednisolone was tapered.
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Clinical criteria used in defining complete remission were verified by surgical restaging.
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Nine patients reached complete remission in follow-up after withdrawal from mercury exposure.
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One of three patients treated with intensive chemotherapy obtained a complete remission.
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The patient was treated by CHOP-based chemotherapy, and complete remission was achieved.
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At 20 months from transplant, the disease is in continuous complete remission.
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Patients were treated with two drugs to send them into complete remission.
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Seven hundred fifty-two of 779 children treated for ALL entered complete remission.
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Initial treatment induced complete remission of the rectal tumor and liver metastases.
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In MRI-H-207, doxorubicin was the only drug able to induce complete remission.
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The patient achieved complete remission and is disease free 24 months after treatment.
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A complete remission as seen on CT scan was achieved in all cases.
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Survival in this group was similar to that of pathological complete remission cases.
