Sentence examples for extent of plaque from inspiring English sources

Creatinine kinase-MB elevation was higher with plaque prolapse, and the magnitude of creatinine kinase-MB elevation correlated with the extent of plaque prolapse (r = 0.664, p = 0.002).

However, the connection between large amyloid plaques and AD is unlikely to be direct as the correlation between the extent of plaque formation and either the severity of dementia or the loss of neurons is poor.

Therefore, we quantify the extent of plaque formation in the absence of the V H S107.1.42 encoded T15-id.

Furthermore, cognitive impairment has been found to correlate with cortical choline acetyltransferase levels, but not with the extent of plaque or tangle formation in Parkinson's disease (Perry et al., 1985; Mattila et al., 2001).

However, the progressive association between the quantity of fat and disease severity in terms of extent of plaque calcification or noncalcified areas, markers of plaque vulnerability, and number of vessels involved is less confirmed.

Nevertheless, as recently pointed out [ 30], it remains important to recognise that for any extent of plaque burden, cardiovascular risk is higher in diabetic patients than in nondiabetic individuals.

Specific guidelines are available to distinguish between ND and AD brain tissue including criteria based on extents of plaque deposition and tau formation [ 53, 54].

This also confirms the results of a recent study, which could show a higher extent of coronary plaque burden in diabetic patients [ 19].

The results of OLS-estimation of residual plaque in clinical and robot study agree in the main results: The type of brushing movement is insignificant for the extent of residual plaque.

The widespread use of cardiac CT for calcium scoring for obtaining information about the presence, location, extent of calcified plaque in coronary artery disease suggests the potential increase in the utility of imaging as a risk stratification tool.

Prior studies have shown that CAC scores correlate with the presence and extent of coronary plaque [ 8] and its presence is associated with a higher risk of coronary heart disease [ 9- 12].