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"Insufficiency" may be a better term for these lower levels than "vitamin D deficiency".

Some clinical observations suggest that endogenous vasopressin insufficiency may be an underlying mechanism of refractory hypotension after prolonged hemorrhagic shock.

"A primary source of this important vitamin is sunlight, and as modern societies move indoors, continuous Vitamin D insufficiency may be contributing to chronic weight gain". However, researchers cautioned that they only found a correlation -- and no proof that having low levels of vitamin D can actually cause women to put on the pounds.

14 In addition, comorbidity and venous insufficiency may be misleading.

Vitamin D insufficiency may be defined as the level below which PTH begins to rise.

6 Thus, baseline renal insufficiency may be a significant predisposing factor for CIN.

These data, coupled with a complete review of published Parkin mutations, confirms that not only is recessive loss of Parkin a risk factor for juvenile and early onset Parkinsonism but that Parkin haplo-insufficiency may be sufficient for disease in some cases.

According to Manenti et al, 21 some of these insufficiencies may be caused by malfunction in nonlinguistic areas, for example, in paying less attention and self-control.

Objectives: Many patients with aortic aneurysms have renal insufficiency and may be at increased risk when conventional imaging modalities (contrast-enhanced computed tomography and arteriography) are used for aortic endograft design.

However, volume of the insufficiency jet may be very different with the same duration, depending on jet width or area at the level of the leaflets.

Pelvic insufficiency fractures may be one of the possible late side effects of radiotherapy to the pelvic area.