Ethanol as an aggressive factor can induce apoptosis in the gastric mucosa.
Hydrogen ions (H+) represent the major aggressive factor in mucosal injury and its pharmacological control poses an impressive challenge for both general practitioners and gastroenterologists.
According to the old, though ever valid, Schwartz's aphorism ("no acid, no ulcer"), gastric acid is of paramount importance among the aggressive factors in PUD.
500 mg/kg test dose was more effective than the standard dose indicating strengthening potential on mucosal barrier and an increase in resistance against aggressive factors.
Current evidence does not suggest that the increase in dyspeptic symptoms or ulceration in older people taking aspirin is related to an age-related increase in the aggressive factors: gastric acid or pepsin.
Non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is an aggressive disease in which vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and epidermal growth factor (EGF) are implicated in tumour growth, tumour resistance to radiation and chemotherapy, and disease relapse.
R. Br. flower methanolic extract exhibits gastroprotective effect by enhancing the production of the gastric mucosa or preventing its depletion by aggressive factors while exhibiting antioxidant activity in chemically induced gastric ulceration in rats.
VDR ff genotype has also been proposed as a contributing factor in aggressive breast cancer, which is less responsive to vitamin D therapy (39).
This finding indicates that an important factor in reducing aggressive incidents is the separation of single patients or patient groups in the ward, not the physical space in terms of square meters per patient.
Peptic ulcer is a result of imbalance between aggressive factors and protective factors.
