Nerve lesions caused directly by the virus or the inflammatory response can trigger molecular changes in nociceptive neurons leading to channelopathies contributing to the experience of pain.
Treatment-related side effects leading to death contribute to excess mortality in cancer patients and, in particular, excess CVD mortality has been reported in women with breast cancer [ 3, 5].
Information about cause of death available on death certificates includes: part 1: the underlying cause-of-death, the immediate cause-of-death, and the sequence of contributing causes from the underlying to the immediate cause; and part 2: any conditions not directly leading to death but contributing to it.
The respondents (in charge of health facilities) reported that some essential equipment like BP machines were of poor quality leading to short durability contributing to the shortage.
In addition, endothelial cell injury might induce a procoagulative response, leading to microthrombosis and contributing to vascular obstruction and hypoperfusion of multiple tissues [ 20].
As previously stated, the unhooking of DNA crosslinks is only one of a number of events leading to repair and contributing to clinical resistance.
Their prevalence increasingly threatens public health by jeopardizing patient safety, leading to treatment failure, contributing to development of drug resistance, and possibly leading to diminished confidence in health systems.
However, in some arthritic diseases, in particular the spondyloarthritides, joint remodeling is a prominent feature, with new cartilage and bone formation leading to ankylosis and contributing to loss of function.
Conventional culture based drug susceptibility testing (DST) for TB drugs is time consuming, leading to diagnostic delays contributing to higher TB morbidity and mortality and exacerbation of ongoing transmission.
These data suggest that hypermethylation of CLDN11, leading to downregulated expression, contributes to gastric carcinogenesis by increasing cellular motility and invasiveness.
Fibroblast dysfunction with age leading to fibrosis, primarily contributes to diastolic heart failure in elderly individuals.
