recurrent

Modifies a noun

• miscarriage: In cases of recurrent miscarriage, for example, giving aspirin alone has dramatically improved success rates.
• glioma: It is a phase III study in patients with operable primary or recurrent high grade glioma.
• infection: Both had a history of recurrent chest infection dating from their teens.
• ulceration: Her at the hospital we see patients with what we term ' recurrent ulceration ' .
• hernia: He had previously been well apart from a recurrent inguinal hernia, which had been repaired twice ten years ago.
• candidiasis: Management of recurrent candidiasis is difficult, and Bandolier readers have asked for evidence.

Modifying Another Word

• locally: The incidence of locally recurrent melanoma during the study period was 2.2 % .
• often: Miscarriage, often recurrent, is another unhappy complication of lupus.
• frequently: The onset of hair loss is often sudden, random and frequently recurrent.
• highly: AGIN conditions are highly recurrent, difficult to treat and have debilitating effects for sufferers.
• sometimes: Finally, sometimes women with PCSO present with miscarriage, sometimes recurrent.
• also: Among these symbols the serpent has appeared throughout Davie's long career, whilst images of crosses and of the ankh are also recurrent.

Used with adjective complement

• become: If the condition becomes recurrent, removal of the nail and growth bed is a drastic but definitive solution.
• develop: Overall, 16 % developed recurrent sweating but none required further surgery.