... 260-2 (17 ref.) A prognostic score for advanced Hodgkin's disease. International Prognostic Factors Project on Advanced Hodgkin's Disease [see comments] Hasenclever D, et al. N Engl ...

... to investigate the role of radical radiotherapy in advanced Hodgkin's disease as well as the evaluation of extended radiotherapy ... the onset of periodontal diseases was early and advanced destruction was common ... dental caries experience, tooth loss resulting from destruc- ...

... latter is limited and the former not far advanced, under favorable conditions life may be materially pro- longed (See ... marasmus—and consecutive asthenia. Children (Tomaczewski) offer a favorable prognosis in individual cases. Once advanced to the stage of atrophy there is no ...

... climate, especially in cases that are not far advanced, frequently exerts a favorable influence. Visits to hot mineral springs (Hot Springs ...

... be observed. Fluctuation is fre- quently apparent in advanced cases, and in favorable cases signs of " pointing " appear. Diagnosis.—Should the ...

... earliest possible admission of mod- erately and far advanced cases with favorable or question- able prognosis would be seriously interfered ...

... feels less palpitation. This was a rather unexpectedly favorable result in a patient with such advanced disease. Later Report.—The rhythm remained normal for ...

... may be summarized in general terms. The most favorable effects have been obtained in patients with Hodgkin’s disease. Remissions characteristic of those that follow careful x- ...

... be observed. Fluctuation is fre- quently apparent in advanced cases, and in favorable cases signs of "pointing" appear. Diagnosis.—Should the ... high excellence. . . . This addition to medical literature deserves favorable ... is well up to the most advanced views of the day, and embodies all the ...

... the uterus and has a narrow base, sometimes favorable ; if advanced, unfavorable. Treatment.—Removal, and actual cautery.—Heywood Smith. ...