remissioonile

Remissioonile on Estonian language form of the noun remissioon (remission) in the allative case, used to express movement toward or attainment of remission. In medical texts it denotes aiming for or reaching a state in which disease activity is reduced or no longer detectable. The form remissioonile appears in sentences that describe goals, directions or endpoints related to remission, for example in statements about treatment targets.

Remissioon (remission) refers to a period during which the signs and symptoms of a disease are reduced, less severe, or not detectable by available tests. Remission can be described as complete (täielik remissioon) when signs disappear, or partial (osaline remissioon) when signs are reduced but not absent. The duration of remission varies by illness and individual factors, and remission is not necessarily a cure; relapse can occur after a remission period.

In clinical practice, remission is a common endpoint in the management of chronic and complex diseases, including cancer and autoimmune disorders. Its interpretation depends on disease-specific criteria and monitoring methods. Doctors assess remission through symptom checklists, imaging, laboratory tests, and functional status, and they communicate prognosis and follow-up plans accordingly.

Usage notes: remissioonile is used with verbs or constructions that indicate movement toward remission or goals of achieving remission. It contrasts with nominative or other cases of remissioon used in different syntactic contexts. The concept of remission, its duration and likelihood of relapse are central to treatment planning and patient counseling. See also remissioon and oncology.