Exemplos de uso de Recidivation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Patients with clinical cure up-to-now have not presented recidivation.
Local recidivation was diagnosed after treatment in 27.8% 32 of the patients.
Follow-up is required to evaluate lesion recidivation after surgery.
Recidivation of AF in the first weeks after ablation is evident, not meaning procedure failure.
After the next session there was recidivation of symptoms and the heels were also involved Figures 4 and 5.
The treatment for osteoid osteoma is surgical;nidus ablation must be complete to avoid the lesion recidivation.
In about 50% of cases, renal lymphoma is a recidivation in patients with previously treated lymphomas.
Recidivation is rarely seen, provided that the resected tumor presents disease-free margins at the anatomopathological study5,7.
Later on, in 1960, patients underwent curettage with bone grafting,also with a high degree of local recidivation 48.
Additionally, they present a high rate of recidivation after curettage, besides malignant alterations in about 10% of cases.
The patient has been under follow-up for two years andup to the present moment has not shown signs of recidivation of the disease.
In the study, a higher keloid recidivation rate was observed at the infected wounds and in the patients with a positive familiar history.
In 1984 PERSSON et al. in Sweden present the same experience with 12% total recidivation, also with a minimal follow-up of two years.
It is clearly demonstrated that the higher the dose, the higher the rate of hypothyroidism; and the lower the dose,the higher the chance of recidivation.
In the current study, it was observed a slight increase in the AF recidivation rate after antiarrhythmic withdrawal after 6 months.
The recidivation of myocardial ischemia symptoms caused by the atherosclerosis of venous graft is not usually noticed before 3 years of surgery.
Studies with similar follow-up periods demonstrate a complete tumor regression in 57.1% of cases and local recidivation in 31% of patients.
GOLDENBERG in 1970,reports 55% of local recidivation in 218 cases of GCT and McCARTHY in 1980, describes in 52 patients 45% while HUTTER et al. in 1940 reports 66% among 72 cases.
Finally, it is important to note that although there is no report on follow-up for the majority of patients,three cases corresponded to local recidivation.
Reports that intervals of less than five days do not affect the incidence of disease recidivation, and recommends that, in cases where interruptions cannot be avoided, it should at least have its time interval reduced.
Methylmethacrylate, besides acting as an adjuvant, fills completely the tumoral cavity leaving no dead space,what is certainly one more factor contributing to avoid recidivation.
Chemotherapy has been reserved for cases of metastatic disease or local recidivation, and no evidence of clinical benefit from radiotherapy in the management of urachal adenocarcinoma has been reported in the literature.
At Mayo Clinic in Rochester, ROCK in 1980 used phenol in association to cement as adjuvant,getting similar results in regard to recidivation of the tumor, with few complications.
In the case of a young patient undergoing tumor restaging without any tomographic sign of recidivation and with cholelithiasis identified only on the unenhanced phase Figure 5, the specialist opted for indicating cholecystectomy.
Foerster et al., evaluating the ruthenium therapy in100 patients affected by uveal melanoma,have observed local recidivation of 12%, with a median two-year follow-up period.
In the evaluation of gliomas recidivation, the structural images CT and MRI present difficulties in the differentiation between viable tumor cells, edema and fibrosis, while F-FDG PET demonstrates a significant increase in the F-FDG uptake by the recurrent high-grade tumor.
Suwinski et al. reports that intervals of less than five days do not affect the incidence of disease recidivation, and recommends that, in cases where interruptions cannot be avoided, it should at least have its time interval reduced.
According to scientific citations,the dose per gram of thyroid tissue has been progressively increased in order to prevent recidivation or even minimizing chances of non-remission with necessity of repetition of the TD.
In 1973, in New York Memorial,MARCOVE et al. used liquid nitrogenium as an adjuvant for local controlling of GCT, getting only 5% of local recidivation, however with a high incidence of pathological fracture 25% as a complication of this method.
Finally, cardiac transplantation can be mentioned as a treatment for cardiac amyloidosis, butthe poor global experience demonstrates recidivation of the disease in the transplanted heart. Additionally, cardiac transplantation does not contemplate the other organs affected by amyloidosis.