Words and phrases that have a meaning related to recurrences: (121 results)
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metastases, relapses, endometrial carcinoma, malignancies, leiomyosarcoma, lesions, cystectomy, colectomy, postop, neoplasms, malignant neoplasm, recanalization, retreatment, amenorrhoea, stenting, carcinomas, lipomas, palliation, biopsies, hepatotoxicity, pneumonectomy, hypercalcemia, resection, adenoma, oophorectomy, fibrinolysis, adrenalectomy, pcr, melanomas, thromboembolism, leucopenia, lichen planus, tumors, venous thrombosis, mastectomy, sarcomas, angiosarcoma, thyrotoxicosis, cholecystectomy, dysmenorrhoea, hepatectomy, rechallenge, axillary node, zoster, reinfection, lymphocytosis, cholecystitis, fluorouracil, keloid, radiation therapy, polyps, cancers, neoplasia, arteriography, nephrectomy, gouty arthritis, hyperkalemia, orchitis, esophagitis, tace, hyperalgesia, thyroiditis, sequelae, chlorambucil, pheochromocytoma, carcinoid, myocardial infarction, hypersensitivity reaction, lymphopenia, exacerbations, gastrectomy, seminoma, neutropenia, thrombosis, varices, interstitial pneumonia, radiotherapy, esophagogastric junction, lobectomy, infliximab, adenoidectomy, thyroidectomy, hypopituitarism, hypomagnesemia, polypectomy, squamous cell, dysplasia, immunosuppression, pancytopenia, tamoxifen, bacteriuria, neurofibromas, lymphoma, hemoptysis, hepatocellular carcinoma, vesicoureteral reflux, hydroxychloroquine, embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma, meniscectomy, hemolytic anemia, demyelination, arthropathy, recurrence, episodes, outbreaks, remissions, bleedings, bouts, epidemics, revisions, relapse, renewals, famines, reversals, stoppages, eruptions, incidences, mutinies, outages, renovations
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— Adjectives for recurrences: local, frequent, multiple, such, most, late, several, fewer, early, further, subsequent, more...
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