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Significados de refractory disease en inglés

Disease characteristic in which the disease resists treatment.

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Examples for "intractable disease"
Examples for "intractable disease"
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It is a devastating and intractable disease with a poor outcome.
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A conditional logistic regression analysis confirmed an independent effect of age at diagnosis on ileal disease and surgery for intractable disease.
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Our work identifies and validates USP18 as a pancreatic cancer oncogene and provides a potential druggable target for this intractable disease.
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The findings hold great promise for the development of new treatments for intractable diseases.
The Irish Times
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A number of these early lethal intractable diseases also present devastating irreversible pathology at birth or soon after.
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Uso de refractory disease en inglés
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Conclusion: SLE patients with delayed treatment and refractory disease have poorer prognosis.
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The outcome of patients with multiply relapsed or cisplatin- refractory disease remains particularly poor.
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Fifteen were sensitive relapses of poor prognosis, 11 initially refractory disease.
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In testicular cancer, paclitaxel has initially been tested in patients with cisplatin- refractory disease.
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The impact is greater in patients with greater disease severity, comorbidities, or refractory disease.
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We assessed the efficacy and safety of ibrutinib in a population with rituximab- refractory disease.
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Patients with refractory disease did not benefit from high-dose chemotherapy.
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Patients and methods: Patients were eligible at first relapse or first designation of refractory disease.
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While corticosteroids and disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs improve outcomes, there remain children who experience refractory disease.
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Newer therapies are needed to improve the outcomes of patients with poor-risk primary refractory disease.
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However, its role in the treatment of patients with primary refractory disease is not well defined.
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Further studies are needed to characterize the role of cystectomy in treatment- refractory disease from radiation therapy.
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Forty-eight patients were treated of which 71% had refractory disease.
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Vitiligo is a common and refractory disease worldwide.
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Although cisplatin is used routinely in treating bladder cancer, refractory disease remains lethal for many patients.
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In prostate cancer, estramustine phosphate is widely used as palliative treatment for patients with hormone- refractory disease.
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