The phrase "aids organ" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an organ that aids in a specific function, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The liver is an organ that aids in digestion and detoxification."
Alternatives: "supporting organ" or "assisting organ".
Steroids were originally used to treat males whose testes failed to produce sufficient natural testosterone for normal growth, and later for cancer, AIDS, organ transplantation and impotence.
This trial enrolled patients having HIV infection or AIDS, organ transplant recipients, patients having haematological malignancy or receiving chemotherapy or radiation therapy, immunosuppressive agents or long-term steroids, to the notable exception of bone marrow transplant recipients or those having severe neutropenia (<500 leucocytes/mm3).
Interestingly, immunosuppression due to AIDS, organ transplantation, and acute malaria infection is also known to lead to increased lytic replication of EBV, and has been linked to increased incidence of EBV-associated malignancies [71], [72].
Severity of these infections can vary according to the immune status, which is altered in AIDS, organ transplantation, cancer, and corticotherapy [ 1].
Diarrhea diseases could be caused as a result of oxidative diseases, AIDS, organ transplant, cancer therapy as well as aging which often increased microbial infections [ 8].
Current therapies for microsporidiosis, a serious opportunistic infection in persons with AIDS, organ transplant recipients, children, travelers, contact lens wearers, and the elderly, were reviewed.
One drug already in clinical trials is rapamycin, which is normally used to aid organ transplants and treat rare cancers.
An iodine-based contrast agent was used to aid organ delineation in the microCT scans.
Some AIDs are organ specific (for example, type 1 diabetes (T1D) targets the pancreas, autoimmune thyroid disease (AITD) attacks the thyroid gland), whereas others can affect multiple organs and/or be associated with systemic manifestations.
As teaching aids, plastinated organs offer advantages over models and organs preserved in formaldehyde, the traditional method.
Cytosorb might represent a simple aid in organ dysfunctions, that may work alone or in combination with CRRT.
