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Meanings of recurrence in English

Portuguese
recorrência
Catalan
recurrència

Happening again (especially at regular intervals)

recorrência
Usage of recurrence in English
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Main outcome measures: The primary outcomes measured were the recurrence risk factors.
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However, high limb recurrence rates and short duration of response need improvement.
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Main outcome measures: Primary outcome Surgical treatment of recurrence with curative intent.
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In case of local recurrence, surgery still remains the best treatment option.
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FSS does not increase risk of recurrence among high risk eEOC patients.
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However, treatment of recurrence improved outcomes, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis.
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The patient has remained free of recurrence at one year after surgery.
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In the older age groups decline in recurrence rate has greater weight.
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Outcome measures were recurrence rate, time to first recurrence, and progression rate.
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Conclusion: A higher rate of CA125 increase is associated with abdominal recurrence.
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Conclusion: Clinical recurrence occurs in a majority of patients soon after surgery.
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Local recurrence occurred in one instance after 6 months, requiring repeat treatment.
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Satisfactory union was achieved in all cases with no evidence of recurrence.
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One out of five cases developed tumour recurrence four years after resection.
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Sixty-six months after the surgery, he remains in good condition without recurrence.
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Results: Overall, baseline CRP levels were greater in patients with AF recurrence.
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Recurrence through the time
Recurrence across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare