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Conclusion: We conclude that radiographic improvement of PCP lags behind clinical improvement.
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Median time to radiographic improvement lagged behind clinical improvement by 10 months.
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No significant differences in clinical improvement were observed in the maintenance phase.
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Venom-specific IgG4 levels are increased but with no correlation with clinical improvement.
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In contrast, its association with local terbinafine ointment allowed total clinical improvement.
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Anti-nRNP levels fell during clinical improvement whether or not immunosuppressive treatment was given.
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They experienced clinical improvement for up to one year after treatment.
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Progressive clinical improvement was observed with each successive treatment, according to the research.
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The processes that are responsible for the clinical improvement remain unknown.
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The primary goal was clinical improvement after 90 days, based on three criteria.
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Results: This brought about prompt clinical improvement and reduction in parasitaemia.
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The follow-up period up to six months showed persistent clinical improvement.
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Five patients were treated primarily with thrombectomy through a TIPS with clinical improvement.
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Associated clinical improvement suggested that washout of the abscess was a critical factor.
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Patients with steroid and CTX treatment showed some clinical improvement of their urinalysis.
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This led to clinical improvement in the patient and restoration of ventricular size.
