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complete remission

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complete remission
Complete response Oncology Disappearance of all signs and symptoms of disease–eg, cancer, multiple sclerosis, with normalization of all biochemical and radiologic parameters, as well as a negative repeat biopsy–pathologic remission. Cf Partial remission.
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All I know is that this man is in complete remission and that all his cancer cells in his body have been killed.
Jeff makes no bones about it, he's going to help save a life by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Remission is a term generally used in cancer management to refer to a state of absence of any disease activity among patients with diagnosed to have cancer There are two types of remission according to medical experts, these are:1} complete remission and 2} partial remission Remission is a term generally used in cancer management to refer to a state of absence of any disease activity among patients with diagnosed to have cancer.
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Compared with chemotherapy alone, the MabThera drug combination almost doubled the numbers achieving complete remission.
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