| During the natural course of bipolar affective disorder, relapses and recurrences are frequent. |
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| In the second to third hour, visual illusions, wavelike recurrences of perceptual changes, and affective symptoms may occur. |
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| There are shorter courses available, but it has been my experience that recurrences are more frequent with the shorter treatment cycles. |
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| These protein markers have been used to monitor therapy, detect recurrences and triage patients for intensive treatment protocols. |
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| Clinical recurrences at one year were lower for photodynamic therapy and cryosurgery. |
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| It suggests that the laparoscopic method may be better for hernias that occur on both sides of the groin and for recurrences. |
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| We found that the recurrences were more frequent in patients in whom no blebs or bullae were identified. |
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| One patient demonstrated multiple recurrences on the chest wall, with eventual direct extension to the pericardium, pleura, and lung. |
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| This difference was shown separately for recurrences of both acute otitis media and secretory otitis media. |
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| Monthly abdominal ultrasounds should be performed for 1 year, with the hope of catching recurrences early enough to surgically excise them. |
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| To prevent such recurrences, doctors are testing a number of follow-on treatments, often with well-known drugs. |
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| Nevertheless, recently it has been used with some success to treat recurrent otitis media and prevent recurrences of streptococcal tonsillitis. |
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| It implied that a lot of minor cardinals were frantically counting recurrences of names in centuries old lists of popes, in an attempt to make sure they weren't about to misnumber the new guy. |
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| To detect potentially deadly recurrences, doctors monitored a known biomarker, a calcium-controlling hormone called calcitonin, in the boy's blood. |
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| Monthly reports are generated and concerned staff are notified and advised on measures to prevent recurrences of driving infractions. |
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| To avoid recurrences, which are extremely common, this is generally followed by medicinal anti-arrhythmic treatment. |
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| Acyclovir ointment does not work well against recurrences, however, and is unable to eliminate the virus from the patient's body. |
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| If laboratory cross-contamination or administrative errors occur, this would lead to an overestimate of the proportion of recurrences attributed to reinfection. |
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| Nor has the Department developed policies and guidance on conflict of interest in contribution agreements to prevent recurrences. |
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| Throughout the piece, recurrences of this dance-like rondo are followed by a more lyrical melody. |
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| It is expected that the procedures will help to prevent recurrences, thus making the school safer. |
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| To prevent recurrences, which are extremely frequent, this is generally followed by treatment with an antiarrhythmic drug. |
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| There may be some merit in providing a more extensive continuum of care to ward off chronicity and recurrences. |
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| To analyze oncologic results in patients with glottic cancers treated respectively, by laser CO2 or open surgery, taking into account specific-disease survival, rate of locoregional recurrences, and their salvageability. |
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| Aptly named Phantasmagoria, the exhibition is a perfect fit for the autumnal season where landscapes of otherworld dimensions, ghost inhabited spaces and netherworld spectres are common recurrences. |
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| The representatives of I. A. T. A. and A. W. G. vouchsafed to make every effort to avoid recurrences of such confusion and embarrassment in future. |
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| At the end of the day, we know that undue stress can be a precipitating factor in causing recurrences of the various mental health conditions our members may suffer from. |
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| A few unfortunate cats who have suffered from lower urinary tract disease will experience frequent recurrences of bladder inflammation, re-obstruction, or formation of uroliths. |
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| Symptom weeks have commonly been used in economic evaluation of gastroenterologic interventions as they combine the number of symptom recurrences and the speed with which symptoms are relieved. |
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| The following indications have been documented in the greatest detail: Diagnosis and staging of pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas, detection of recurrences or residual disease. |
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| Studies of fluctuations in the cosmic background radiationa fossil from the big bang-might also indicate that space is ruffled by uncovering specific recurrences. |
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| Although the accessory saphenous veins represent a key element in explaining postoperative recurrences, they also participate in the appearance of post stripping varicosities. |
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| Fletcher described a recurrent myxoma in a 66 year old man involving the intermetacarpal space of the hand with minor recurrences over 15 years. |
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| My husband, Richard, a wonderful, kind, and compassionate soulmate of 12 years, has been through nearly as many recurrences as my ex-husband, Philip, who is still a great friend. |
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| However, the period from 1350 to 1400 was difficult, with recurrences of the plague and heavy taxation to pay for the war with France. |
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| Port site recurrences after laparoscopic and thoracoscopic procedures in malignancy. |
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| To prevent recurrences, rules and regulations were added. |
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| These recurrences are often caused by rules and regulations that were once appropriate for the military workplace, but that have not yet been adjusted to address changing working conditions-let alone changing social mores. |
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| No recurrences of false stall warnings were reported to the manufacturer during the first winter operating season after the date of these changes. |
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| This latter also required various higher level diplomatic interventions to counteract rebellious action by the miners and traders and to try to contain in the long-term recurrences of poaching by military. |
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| In part three, the amounts of rain that fell will be compared to historical extremes, and statistical recurrences of these quantities will be evaluated to determine the scale of the event. |
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| For example, the provision might be included with the liability for reported claims by reducing the disability termination rates to adjust for recurrences. |
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| Some studies with lysine supplements have shown that lysine supplements can reduce the frequency of recurrences or shorten the time to heal from an outbreak. |
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| The frequency of canker sore recurrences varies considerably. |
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| Topical therapy with a corticosteroid is indicated as the initial treatment for mild cases of cicatricial pemphigoid, and dapsone can be used for recurrences. |
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| In all cases, once the dosage of corticosteroids has been reduced, your doctor may recommend oral sulphasalazine or mesalamine to prevent recurrences. |
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| Additionally, among patients who have frequent recurrences and metastases, spontaneous regressions occurred at all tumor locations simultaneously. |
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| Further, flu pandemics generally exclude recurrences of seasonal flu. |
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| We are inclined to seek out the character of Jewhatred at the phenomenological and historical levels regarding both its origins and its historical recurrences. |
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| Recurrences can be seen, especially in NBCCS patients or in patients managed with Carnoy solution, enucleation alone, or marsupialization. |
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