Sentence examples for generalised vascular from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that PWV as measured in the aorta by MRI may be a marker or risk factor for generalised vascular disease that might potentially be treated.

Hinshaw and colleagues used a dog model of septic AKI and broadly described generalised vascular congestion, often accompanied by hemorrhage, in renal tissue, but found no evidence of ATN [ 20].

7 ED can also result from a generalised vascular disorder caused by endothelial dysfunction.

Intrinsic susceptibility is thought to be a generalised arteriopathy, vascular anomaly or genetic predisposition.

Some studies which have combined aerobic and weight resisted exercises have also demonstrated generalised improvements in vascular function (Maiorana et al. 2000b, 2001a; Walsh et al. 2003a, b; Watts et al. 2004a).

This observation may reflect a generalised dysfunction of the vascular endothelium.

The change in diameter of retinal vessels as a function of increasing distance to the optic disc is believed to be indicative of the risk level of various vascular diseases such as generalised arteriosclerosis and Diabetes Mellitus.

It was observed that brain tissue from IC inoculated foxes demonstrated greater meningoencephalitis or gliosis in the form of generalised and focal cellular infiltrate including peri-vascular cuffing in EBLV-2 infected foxes than EBLV-1 infected animals similar to that seen in EBLV-2 infected experimental mice [ 30].

32 All patients with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease showed generalised or medial temporal lobe atrophy, or both, without relevant vascular pathology, as revealed by magnetic resonance imaging.

Generally, the cause of death in severe OP intoxication is a combination of several factors, which are (a) circulatory effects by decreased cardiac output with bradycardia and peripheral vascular effects; and (b) central nervous system by generalised cortical activity causing convulsions which aggravate the cardiovascular system [ 15, 16].

We analysed cost drivers in vascular surgery at patient level using a fixed effects generalised linear regression model.