Retina develops as a part of the brain and it seems logical that mitochondrial dysfunction must be a consequence of some pathology in early ontogenesis.
The impact of CI-AKI on ERD was strong, and key predictors of renal dysfunction appear logical, plausible, and consistent with expectations.
If this were true, selective vasoconstriction of the efferent arteriole with angiotensin II (Ang II) in this setting may be physiologically logical and safe and may attenuate renal dysfunction.
With cerebellar damage, there is a tendency toward lateralization in cognitive processing, and right-sided cerebellar lesions often show typical left-hemispheric dysfunctions, including disorders in executive functions, logical reasoning, and language skills [ 50].
"The logical consequence will be to accelerate the degree of... dysfunction, the lack of organization that (already) exists among these groups," he added.
Although we did not study the functional correlation of sepsis-induced CML depositions and myocardial inflammation augmented by MV, it seems logical to hypothesize that this could contribute to sepsis-induced myocardial dysfunction.
Microcirculatory dysfunction is a central abnormality in shock and represents a logical and promising therapeutic target.
Since oxidative stress is a major mitigating factor for cellular dysfunction in many diseases or drug induced complications, it seems logical that FABP1 levels could be increased to help combat the released ROS levels.
Against the idea of disorganized/disoriented behavior as mere chaotic dysfunction, Main specifically states that this behavior may be a logical, adaptive response to the infant's caregiving environment.
However, from the fact that sepsis was linked to increased glycolysis and mitochondrial dysfunction, the supplementation with ubiquinone to support mitochondrial functions seems to be logical and is supported by some clinical reports [145 148].
