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Incidence rate ratio (95% confidence interval) adjusted for sex, age and density of cutaneous melanin at the upper inner arm.

‡ Odds ratio (95% confidence interval) adjusted for age, density of cutaneous melanin at the upper inner arm, and reported usual sun exposure as an adult.

As previously discussed, the lower the density of cutaneous nociceptors, the more likely those nociceptors are to be hyperactive and the more readily they may respond to topical capsaicin.

Why density changes of cutaneous nerve fibres can lead to chronic pain and particularly hypersensitivity will be discussed below (Fig.  6).

41, 42 Decreased density but increased length of cutaneous capillaries were reported in elderly individuals compared with younger subjects.

Recent advances have enabled quite accurate estimations of cutaneous melanin density by spectrophotometry using reflectance of light at wavelengths 400 and 420 nm.

Cutaneous melanin density of unexposed skin was measured with a handheld Minolta 508 spectrophotometer [ 19].

In contrast, there were highly significant reductions in the sympathetic innervation density of the thymus and periorbital cutaneous tissue of Cd40−/− mice compared with Cd40+/+ mice.

Legend -- HDL -- high density lipoprotein, LDL -- low density lipoportein, CRP -- C-reactive protein, Apo-B -- apolipoprotein B Laser-Doppler analysis of cutaneous blood flow did not reveal any significant differences in resting blood flow between both groups.

57 The morphological study of cutaneous nerve fibers using skin biopsy and intraepidermal nerve fiber (IENF) density assessment are regarded as reproducible markers of small-fiber sensory pathology.

Our pilot study has focused on the lymphangiogenesis and its distribution and density at cutaneous melanomas and further on its correlation with the status of the sentinel lymph node and the VEGF expression by melanoma cells and by stromal cells.