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However, oxidative stress is a key feature of sepsis and could be a common pathophysiological pathway between septic shock and AKI [31].

In a recent work, the authors have found a coronary microvascular endothelial dysfunction (CMED) in migraine patients compared with control group suggesting that there would be a common pathophysiological pathway of impaired coronary and cerebral endothelial function in migraine.

Oxidative stress is a key feature of sepsis and could be a common pathophysiological pathway between septic shock and acute kidney injury (AKI) Our objective was to evaluate the erythrocyte superoxide dismutase (SOD1) activity as predictor of AKI in patients with septic shock.

Together with its pathophysiology, where AGEs can be linked with diastolic dysfunction, we therefore suggest that increased amount of AGEs in heart and renal failure can be a common pathophysiological factor which causes both heart and renal failure (Fig.  2).

Our findings support the notion that insulin clearance and sensitivity are closely aligned [ 5– 7] as improvement in Matsuda ISI and clamp derived glucose utilization post weight loss were positively associated with both measures of insulin clearance, and suggest that vascular function may be a common pathophysiological mediator of this association.

Since SLC6A14 is also known to encode a Na+/Cl- driven amino acid transporter B(0+) [ 15], the up-regulation of aldolase B and SLC6A14 might be a common pathophysiological response, aimed at counteracting the exaggerated loss of fluid seen in UC.

Many of these disease states share a tissue failure phenotype, such as loss of bone marrow cells or failure of pulmonary epithelium, suggesting that stem cell dysfunction is a common pathophysiological mechanism underlying these telomere diseases.

Damage to and degeneration of cellular and subcellular elements is a common pathophysiological feature in a variety of diseases.

Ischemia reperfusion is a common pathophysiological process, which can induce altered COX-1/COX-2 expressinn in various organs such as in the muscle and liver [ 7, 14].

Importantly, it has been recognized that LV diastolic dyssynchrony is a common pathophysiological condition in patients with HF with an estimated prevalence of more than 50% [ 3, 6].

This finding supports the theory that there is a common pathophysiological pathway of microvessel disease, which has no direct relation to macrovascular disease.