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Meanings of followup in English

Portuguese
acompanhamento
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revisió
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A subsequent examination of a patient for the purpose of monitoring earlier treatment.

acompanhamento
Usage of followup in English
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But that marketing claim demands a followup question: Who has the key?
Wired
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The case reported in view of rarity and at 2 years followup.
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Postoperatively, she recovered well without any recurrence after a year of followup.
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At 4 years followup, functional result of the transfer was good.
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Prospective data have been kept on all patients allowing extensive long term followup.
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Longer term followup would help assess the clinical value of Aquablation.
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Several replications with shorter followup periods have provided similar early results.
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Three grafts were preserved with more than 1 year of followup.
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The success rate is high and it persists after long-term followup.
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Neither panic attack frequency nor phobic avoidance at baseline predicted disability at followup.
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The results obtained by this technique are reviewed with long-term followup.
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At 6-month followup the patients remained asymptomatic with no diverticula or stone recurrence.
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At the time of followup, 45 prostheses survived, while four replacements had failed.
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To kill anything that is a followup to any article, use this pattern:
Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet
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During the followup, no episode of thrombosis was detected in any asymptomatic carrier.
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Patients had at least 1 month of followup and all pretreatment information was available.
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Followup through the time
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