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We asked whether peripheral blood expression profiles may be predictive of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and/or cardiovascular death.
Breithardt et al. [ 73] thus analyzed septal and lateral inward motion, demonstrating a larger out of phase motion to be predictive of acute hemodynamic response to CRT.
8 These dose volume parameters were validated in a separate cohort by Robertson et al 9 and a cut-off of V15 at 150 cc was proposed to be predictive of acute grade III toxicity.
Acute retroviral syndrome, generalised lymphadenopathy and dermatitis were predictive of acute HIV infection [ 14].
Lower AQoL scores were predictive of acute care readmission over the following 12 months.
Univariate logistic regression was used to assess which factors were predictive of acute health care utilisation over a three year follow-up period [ 25].
Knöbel et al. (2012) found that chemical toxicity to zebrafish embryos was predictive of acute toxicity in adult fish, with the possible exception of chemicals requiring metabolic activation.
A prospective, longitudinal cohort design was used to evaluate whether a measure of HRQoL obtained at enrolment was predictive of acute care re-attendance over a three year follow-up period.
In summary, the significant upstream regulators may provide a plausible biological explanation of main events that are predictive of acute rejection, from antigen presentation to T-cell activation and cytokine release.
It is produced in a number of human tissues, notably the distal nephron but also in the lung [ 5] NGAL rises rapidly in the nephron in response to a renal insult and an NGAL ≥150 ng/mL following acute kidney injury (AKI) is predictive of acute renal failure (ARF) well before creatinine has risen [ 6].
EPCs have also been the subject of study in cardiovascular disease, in which a decreased number in the peripheral circulation has been shown to be predictive of recurrent acute coronary artery events [ 63].
