Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Complete remission in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Complete remission(CR)1/Complete remission with partial haematological recovery(CRh*)2.
of the 52 patients had complete remission.
It is also recommended that responding patients who do not achieve a complete remission receive a total of 8 cycles of bortezomib therapy.
97% with long-lasting remission, with 73% of patients staying in complete remission after four years follow-up time.
It is also recommended that responding patients who do not achieve a complete remission receive a total of 8 cycles of VELCADE therapy.
Patients relapsed, 19 of whom achieved a second complete remission, again by arsenic trioxide.
obtained complete remission(CR).
The trial demonstrated non-inferiority of MabThera to cyclophosphamide for complete remission(CR) at 6 months Table 14.
Complete remission is the disappearance of all evidence of disease,
had complete remission.
The primary outcome measure was achievement of complete remission at 6 months defined as a Birmingham Vasculitis Activity Score for Wegener's granulomatosis(BVAS/WG)
The main measure of effectiveness was the proportion of patients who had complete remission, with no leukaemia cells in the bone marrow
Of the 17 ALL patients, 4 achieved a complete remission(24%; CR)
Of these, 3 patients achieved complete remission(27%), 1 patient had partial remission(9%),
CR complete remission; CRp complete remission with incomplete platelet recovery,
These drugs induce complete remission in nearly 80% of AML patients,
However, I could receive neither complete remission of sin nor the indwelling of the Holy Spirit through this kind of belief,
achieved complete remission(CR) or CR with a skin abnormality not indicative of active disease CRc.
Patients who have achieved complete remission after 2 treatment cycles may receive up to 3 additional cycles of Blincyto if the benefits outweigh the risks for the individual patient.
76% had complete remission 47 out of 62.