Sentence examples for marrow inflammation from inspiring English sources
Poliomyelitis means "gray marrow inflammation," referring to the propensity of the poliovirus to attack certain cells in the spinal cord and brainstem.
Bone marrow inflammation was absent, subchondral bone healthy, and cartilage showed much stronger glucosaminoglycan staining.
In addition, blockade of tumor necrosis factor effectively reduced bone marrow inflammation.
Such a picture appears strongly evocative of an 'outside-in' model in which marrow inflammation originates from propagation of adjacent synovial inflammation.
Abnormalities evident in early disease include capsulitis, synovitis, and subchondral bone marrow inflammation, particularly in the postero-inferior region of the SIJs [ 27].
Bone marrow inflammation may also occur during the course of SpA and is even considered by some investigators to be one of the principal and initial events [ 5].
More recently, a role for the chemokine receptor CCR2 and the chemokines MCP-1 and MCP-3 has been described in the mobilization of monocytes from the bone marrow during inflammation, suggesting that chemokines generated at sites of inflammation may act remotely to mobilize leukocytes from the bone marrow.
The factors and mechanisms regulating the mobilization of neutrophils from the bone marrow during inflammation are, however, unknown Chemokines are generated locally at sites of inflammation, and orchestrate the local recruitment of neutrophils from the blood into tissues by promoting neutrophil adhesion to the endothelium and transmigration into tissues.
Regarding possible functions related to MDS, A2HSG is involved in bone marrow development, inflammation, and cytokine regulations [ 21– 23].
Increased bone marrow signal, denoting inflammation in the SIJ, vertebral bodies, and posterior spine elements was assessed on STIR sequences.
For the study, 293 people over age 30, all without heart problems, were measured for brain activity, bone marrow activity and inflammation of the arteries.
