0 present participle of relapse --
1 to become ill or start behaving badly again, after making an improvement: --
Intra-peritoneal injection of 0-3 c. c. of deflbrinated relapsing fever blood.
Among the most important are the chronic and the cyclical or remitting - relapsing patterns.
They note, in respect to its epidemiology, that relapsing fever affords a striking similarity to typhus fever.
The authors infected monkeys and mice with the spirochaetes obtained from human cases of relapsing fever, but failed to transmit infection by means of lice.
It is a multiorgan disease and has a variable and unpredictable presentation, relapsing and remitting over time.
Some of the relapsing patients responded to salvage therapy but eventually they all recurred again, as late as 7 years after first relapse.
Instead, we estimated the proportion of patients relapsing in each cycle and each state in the clinical trial, and used these proportions throughout the model.
There was a trend toward lower annualized relapse rates and lower relapsing rate in the treatment group.
