Meanings of successful eradication in English

He said community involvement was crucial in the successful eradication mission.

As first-line treatments are empiric, knowledge of antimicrobial resistance is key to successful eradication.

Previous fruit fly responses and successful eradication include:

In humans, gastric hepcidin expression was elevated during H pylori infection and normalised after successful eradication.

Although surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation can often control primary tumor growth, successful eradication of disseminated metastases remains rare.

After successful eradication, these 3 patients were placed under observation without medication and the ulcer has not recurred.

Biosecurity Minister Damien O'Connor said the successful eradication of the noxious pest from Wairarapa was thought to be a world first.

Background: The increasing prevalence of antimicrobial resistance, together with the lack of novel treatment options, negatively affects successful eradication of Helicobacter pylori.

These results support the idea that recovery of acid secretion may be one of factors for development of gastric mucosal erosions after successful eradication.

He said two years had passed since a dead mouse was found on the island, which was enough time to confirm a successful eradication.

Patients with minimal persisting lymphoma infiltrates after successful eradication of H pylori are considered treatment failures and referred for radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or surgery.

Vaccinia was the first vaccine developed for the successful eradication of smallpox and has properties that make it attractive as a universal vaccine vector.

Conclusions: Most patients with minimal histological residuals of gastric MALT lymphoma after successful eradication of H pylori had a favourable disease course without oncological treatment.

The successful eradication of smallpox in 10 years compares with the target date set in 1985 for dracunculiasis eradication - 1995.

Although eradication was not possible in 1 patient because of adverse effects to the drugs, successful eradication was obtained in the remaining 3 patients.