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Because of the large functional reserve of the kidney, which masks signs of dysfunction, early diagnosis of renal disease is often difficult.
The development of MA during puberty is often associated with elevated BP, dyslipidemia, decline in renal function, sub-clinical inflammation, endothelial dysfunction and evidence of early atherosclerosis, such as increased cIMT [ 20- 25, 26, 29, 29- 32].
Furthermore, endothelial dysfunction, an indicator of early atherosclerosis, has been demonstrated in BMI-matched TS paediatric cohorts (up to 8 years of age) using peripheral arterial tonometry (PAT) [29].
The first is a "preclinical AD" designation that would require three criteria: evidence of accumulation of amyloid-β (the peptide suspected to be the culprit in neurodegeneration) from PET brain scans or spinal fluid samples, evidence from neuroimaging or spinal fluid samples of synaptic dysfunction or early stages of neurodegeneration, and signs of subtle cognitive decline.
We chose to use echocardiography to evaluate cardiac function because we can see evidence of dysfunction as early as 15 months of age in C57BL/6 wild type mice, which continually progresses with increasing age (Dai et al., 2009).
Traditional cardiovascular risk factors are important mediators of endothelial dysfunction, the early step of atherosclerosis.
We have already mentioned the impact of early dysfunction of the facial praxis fine motor skills in this population presenting comprehension disorders.
Peripheral endothelial dysfunction, an inherent feature of early atherosclerosis, has been suggested as a surrogate marker of cardiovascular risk.
Arterial dysfunction is a hallmark of early atherosclerosis; however, its behavior in patients with metabolic syndrome (MS) is still unclear.
