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complete remission

When anti-cancer treatment has been successful and so much of the disease has been destroyed that it can no longer be detected using current technology. In people with leukaemia this means that proportion of blast cells in the marrow has been reduced to less than five per cent. There are no blast cells present in the circulating blood and the blood count has returned to normal.

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Last updated on April 17th, 2023

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