Meanings of early recurrence in English

Results: Forty-nine patients experienced early recurrence and 90 experienced late recurrence.

Salvage surgery for recurrence significantly improved survival, even in patients with early recurrence.

The predictive factors of early recurrence and prognostic factors of survival were analyzed.

Conclusion: The optimal cutoff point of early recurrence was determined to be 8 months.

Ileostomy seems to be associated with a significantly lower early recurrence potential than anastomosis.

Patients with early recurrence after curative resection had poorer survival.

Patients with symptomatic recurrent disease within 36 months were defined as having an early recurrence.

Open-ended follow-up imaging is required to detect early recurrence and determine the need for retreatment.

Conclusion: Multiple deletions occurred more frequently in nonsmokers and predicted a higher risk of early recurrence.

The preoperative prediction of early recurrence is possible and crucial for designing effective perioperative chemotherapy regimens.

Conclusion: Downstream Hh signaling has prognostic significance in patients with HCC as it predicts early recurrence.

The impact of early recurrence on survival was demonstrated mainly in patients who received preoperative chemotherapy.

Patients with early recurrence presented a worse prognosis.

Such patients warrant consideration of preventative strategies and should receive close clinical follow-up evaluation for early recurrence.

High-dose solumedrol was correlated with early recurrence.

Conclusion: Perineural invasion, postoperative chemotherapy and postoperative complications were independent factors associated with early recurrence after curative resection.