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The sequential switching of var genes using any of the rate variations, results in regular patterns of recrudescence with little chaotic behaviour.
Interestingly, prostatitis was detected only in infected males that did not show any recrudescence.
Relapse in leprosy is defined as recrudescence of the disease activity after successful completion o f a prescribed course of therapy.
Recrudescence occurred if parasites were observed on thin smears from rats for which clearance was previously noted.
Much work is needed in this area to explain why some experience a recrudescence of symptoms with age while others do not.
However, re-exposure to islet tissue, as happens after transplantation, can cause recrudescence of activity.
One had bone marrow graft failure with recrudescence of endocarditis and died 3 months after surgery.
The low cost and minimal maintenance involved in mounting a biological control programme, however, would seem a justifiable investment against the possibility of recrudescence.
