According to the 1st Circuit, the insurance company might have avoided paying for the entire period had it argued that Colby's risk of
relapse diminished over time.
Responses to items in Part 2 were summarized for the overall population and stratified by
relapse treatment; post-hoc analyses evaluated differences between treatment groups.
The majority of
relapses studied with the Marlatt codification system are attributed to coping with negative emotional states and to social pressure (Cummings et al., 1980; Hodgins, el-Guebaly, & Armstrong, 1995; Lowman, Allen, Stout, & The
Relapse Research Group, 1996; Marlatt, 1996; Marlatt & Gordon, 1985; O'Connell & Martin, 1987).
Data on Ann Arbor stage were available for 18 patients after the second
relapse staged from I to I V: 2 (11.1%), 3 (16.6%), 2 (11.1%) and 11 (61.1%), respectively.
Isolated ocular
relapse in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia during continuing complete remission.
How did you actually overcome or deal with
relapse?
Table 2 presents the logistic regression analysis of factors associated with frequent
relapses. Short time to first
relapse (<6 months) and concomitant infection during
relapses were significantly associated with increased risk of frequent
relapses.
An EM AML
relapse will usually progress to involve other EM sites as well as the bone marrow within one year [2].
Conclusion: Patients with DLBCL who had advanced stage, high LDH and extra-nodal involvement at initial presentation are at high risk for CNS
relapse. About half of the patients had CNS
relapse despite primary CNS prophylaxis.
The findings provide significant insights into cell types fated to
relapse and can help accelerate the quest for new, upfront therapies, according to researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, University Health Network.
There were 49 SSNS patients in
relapse stage, 64 SSNS patients in remission stage, and 15 SRNS patients.
TORONTO -- Hallucinations--especially auditory hallucinations--triple the risk that a risperidone-controlled Alzheimer's patient with psychoses will
relapse if the drug is withdrawn.
Objective: To determine the frequency, site and time to
relapse from diagnosis, and to see the relationship of
relapse with important prognostic factors.
(1,6) Good evidence exists to stop after five years because our subsequent
relapse risk has been very low.
"A
relapse is the appearance of a new or worsening neurologic symptom, or a reoccurrence of a symptom the person may have had before.
