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partial remission

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partial remission
Partial response Oncology An incomplete response to therapy for CA; for lymphomas, PR is defined as a ↓ by ≥ 50% of the longest perpendicular diameter of all measurable lesions. Cf Complete remission, Minimal response.


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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.
An effective attack phase brings about either partial remission, shown at point A1 on the chart, or a complete remission, shown at point A2.
The drug also delayed the onset of acute myeloid leukaemia by six months, and improved the chances of complete and partial remission compared to standard treatments.
 
 
 
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