... occurs in 2.5‒30% of newly diagnosed APL patients receiving ATRA ...described in patients with relapsed APL who received induction therapy with ...ATRA and/ or ATO, typically during the ...
... on AcutePromyelocyticLeukemia (IC-APL 2006) aimed to deploy a network of National and International centers to improve diagnosis, treatment, monitoring of treatment ...
... disease of cattle and buffaloes, especially inthe developing ...ingestion of indigestible metallic and non-metallic blunt or sharp foreign ...losses and therefore an ...
... data of 157 APL patients treated from January 2003 to March 2006 at 12 Brazilian ...institutions. Thediagnosis was based on detec- tion ofthe t(15;17) chromosomal translocation by ...
... present the case of a child w ith acute lym phoid leukem ia (A LL) w ho w as m orphologically classified as FA B L 1 (P A S and peroxi- dase w ere ...after the discontinuation of ...
... total of 103 hospitalized patients with newly diagnosed de-novo APL were treated at Tongji hospital (Wuhan, China) during March 2008 to January ...consisted of 60 males and 43 females, with age ...
... appropriate managementofacute viral encephalitis is a ...symptoms and a wide range of neurological signs. Etiological diagnosis cannot be performed only by clinical means ...
... under the EMF Project-SP, P&D project, with resources allocated by the Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency (0390-041/2004 ANNEL), coordinated by the Brazilian Association for Electromagnetic ...
... Acutepromyelocyticleukemia is potentially a highly curable type ofleukemia that usually presents with pancytopenia, coagulopathies and ...case of an unusual ...
... is the molecular target found in most cases ofacutepromyelocyticleukemia (APL) and has been used for diagnosisand minimal residual disease ...studies. ...
... promyeloclocytic leukemia can present coagulopathies which are frequently very serious due to hemorrhagic ...anthracyclines and retinoids provide a good response. The development of arterial ...
... influence the risk of relapse in APL were evaluated in a series of 217 patients aged from one to 74 years, diagnosed with APL and confirmed by the presence of ...
... destruction ofthe insulin-producing pancreatic beta cells and these patients depend on insulin for ...withdrawl of insulin they develop hyperglycemia ,ketoacidosis and ...presents ...
... to the widely shared expectations and norms within a society about appropriate male and female behavior, characteristics, and ...social and cultural construct that differentiates women ...
... on the objectives to be achieved and problems that have been formulated, the method used is juridical- ...sociological. The juridical approach is intended to explore and study ...
... Studies on the development of persistent lymphocytosis and in- fection with the bovine C-type leukemia virus (BLV) in cattle. Evidence of bovine C-type[r] ...
... range of pest and diseases that can significantly reduce commercial production and fruit ...One ofthe most significant diseases of mango is anthracnose caused by the ...
... for the recall of infection ...cases and controls. Only three ofthe studies in this review obtained clinical records to evaluate children’s exposure to ...dificulties. ...
... Human acutepromyelocyticleukemia cells (NB4), human lung adenocarcinoma (A549), human neuroblastoma (SHSY5Y), human prostate (PC3), and human breast adenocarcinoma (MCF7) tumor cell lines ...