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Meanings of partial remission in English

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Usage of partial remission in English
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One single partial remission was seen in a patient with malignant melanoma.
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The patient is in partial remission one year after surgical treatment.
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One patient achieved partial remission with a duration of 14 weeks.
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Of the patients treated with 40 mg of PEP, one showed partial remission.
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Chemotherapy was well tolerated and a partial remission was observed after 4 cycles.
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The patient achieved partial remission, in which he remained one year after his presentation.
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One confirmed partial remission and 10 disease stabilizations were observed in previously treated patients.
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Aggressive secondary surgery following partial remission is a crucial part of this salvage treatment.
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Family-based treatment was significantly superior for partial remission at EOT but not at follow-up.
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However, partial remission, not full recovery, was the rule, and was associated with residual disability.
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Geron said one patient of the first 18 enrolled in the trial showed partial remission.
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Six cycles were planned if the patient achieved at least partial remission after the interim assessment.
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Only two patients achieved partial remission of the disease, the reminder did not respond to therapy.
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Two patients experienced partial remission of short duration.
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Patients were planned to receive eight cycles if they reached at least partial remission after four cycles.
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One patient had a partial remission and 15 had stable disease (including six with minor responses).
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Partial remission through the time
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