Sentence examples for dysfunction degree from inspiring English sources

It suggests dysfunction degree of 4PM cortisol level in adrenocortical carcinoma is more serious than adenoma and hyperplasia.

Paradoxically, in clinical studies higher concentrations of OPG in serum correlate with the endothelial dysfunction, degree of vessel wall calcification, presence of cardiovascular risk factors, and cardiovascular mortality [ 8– 14].

In 87.4% (104/119) of those with LV systolic dysfunction, a degree of LV diastolic dysfunction was also present.

The organ dysfunction's degree can be assessed by three severity scores (SOFA [ 2], MODS [ 3], LODS [ 4]), but they have some limitations: they do not allow the evaluation of the clinical course of a patient, they are not reliable in populations different from the reference one, and they do not support clinicians' decisions.

Studies in patients with acute renal failure have illustrated discordance between the level of renal dysfunction and the degree of tubular necrosis [ 14].

It is deemed that the more severe the systolic dysfunction and the degree of replacement fibrosis, the larger the arrhythmogenic substrate that can provoke malignant arrhythmias.

Each morphology subgroup compared with the age-matched and sex-matched control population was characterised by indicators of diastolic dysfunction of similar degree.

The lack of prospective time-dependent data regarding organ dysfunction and the degree of adherence to evidence-based guidelines makes it difficult to determine to what extent the acquired ICU complications were a result of sub-optimal ICU care rather than nature of disease due to the injuries sustained on admission.

Each of these mechanisms probably contributes to surfactant dysfunction to varying degrees in individual patients.

Myelopathy and by extension myelitis, can present as pyramidal (motor), sensory, and/or autonomic dysfunction to varying degrees.

10 Studies including 33 451 males estimate that erectile dysfunction in varying degrees exists in 52% of all men, and that age is the most common variable associated with erectile dysfunction.