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Significados de rapid progression em inglês

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Uso de rapid progression em inglês
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Infantile-onset cardiac disease, because of its rapid progression, is usually treated symptomatically.
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However, HCC in childhood shows an unusually short latent period and rapid progression.
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Barrett, whose rapid progression is keeping the team in the race.
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In one patient, rapid progression of the disease precluded this treatment.
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Secondary pulmonary hypertension leads to a rapid progression of the disease.
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Low HR variability analyzed from ambulatory ECG predicts rapid progression of coronary artery disease.
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These tumors have a specific biology with clinical characteristics of rapid progression and atypical metastases.
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Two adolescent males with vascular EDS illustrate rapid progression of arterial aneurysms, dissections, and rupture.
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This results in rapid progression of malignancy potential while still asymptomatic and thus in late diagnosis.
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Early stopping rules in cases of rapid progression of disease were defined, with preplanned interim analyses.
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TDP-43 pathology was more extensive in the motor cortex of cases with rapid progression of disease.
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Conclusions: MG is a life-threatening adverse event of acute onset and rapid progression after ICI initiation.
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The prognosis of this disease is poor in most cases, with rapid progression despite chemotherapy administration.
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In patients with end-stage HC, young age is associated with more rapid progression to refractory heart failure.
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PTC C4d deposition is related to a more rapid progression to graft loss, suggesting ongoing antibody reactivity.
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Four of those patients exhibited rapid progression immediately after discontinuation of the drug (drug holiday).
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