Sentence examples for cv damage from inspiring English sources

Both traditional and non-traditional risk factors contribute to CV damage in CKD.

In chronic kidney disease (CKD), cardiovascular (CV) damage is present in parallel which leads to an increased risk of CV disease.

The link between vitamin D deficiency and death is a defective activation of the vitamin D receptor (VDR) by 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (calcitriol, the vitamin D hormone) to induce/repress genes that maintain mineral homeostasis and skeletal integrity, and prevent secondary hyperparathyroidism, hypertension, immune disorders, and renal and cardiovascular (CV) damage.

Drug-induced CV side effects are undesirable because they may cause long-term CV damage, which puts the patient at greater risk of mortality and morbidity.

Accumulating evidence points to the bidirectional interplay between PTH and aldosterone as an important mechanism behind the increased risk of CV damage observed in PHPT [ 9, 10].

The resulting relative aldosterone excess triggers increased PTH secretion by facilitating renal and fecal calcium loss, which in turn aggravates PTH secretion and CV damage [ 13].

"Unless it's hidden by calling it a postdoc," any substantial hiatus in a woman's CV can irreparably damage her career, he says.

Our group has also shown that sympathetic activation and oxidative stress have been found to be the basis for CV and renal damage in other hypertension models.

In the PARAMETER study, the measurement of CAP should more accurately assess the loading conditions on the LV, myocardium, coronary arteries and cerebral vasculature, and therefore, theoretically, CAP should provide a basis for more effective protection against CV target organ damage and events compared with brachial pressures.

Our data indicate that high serum levels of TSLP parallel those of specific mRNA transcripts, both in the liver and to a higher extent in the skin of HCV-infected patients, suggesting that this cytokine plays an important role in the pathogenesis of CV-related tissue damage.

We performed replicated GC-MS analyses to identify volatiles released from cabbage plants (cv Shikidori) that had 'no damage' (Figure 2a), mechanical damage (15% of leaf area was damaged by punching holes) (Figure 2b) or herbivore damage of various degrees (0, 5, 15 and 30%), yet with larvae, silk and faeces removed (as in two-choice tests) (Figure 3a, b).