Sentence examples for massive inflammatory responses from inspiring English sources

19 Early deaths (within the first week) due to severe AP is generally caused by massive inflammatory responses, which result in multiple organ failure, and late deaths (after 1 3 weeks) is caused by multiple organ dysfunction with infections and sepsis.

Its tentacles are covered in tiny stinger capsules; these can fire into a swimmer's flesh in milliseconds and release venom that can trigger a massive inflammatory response, and sometimes rupture red blood cells.

"Whereas, if you were going to implant them, they would induce a massive inflammatory response.

Sepsis is characterised by massive inflammatory response, which can affect vascular function.

Introduction: Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) is a life-threatening condition that occurs secondary to many underlying diseases which initiate a massive inflammatory response.

After crossing the blood brain barrier (BBB), bacteria multiply freely and trigger activation of immune cells, leading to a massive inflammatory response causing cerebral infarction or seizures and eventually death [4].

Necrosis is a type of cell death that is characterized by cell membrane rupture and that releases a cell's cytoplasmic contents into the extracellular space, causing a massive inflammatory response.

Since anti-TNF was able to blunt the massive inflammatory response elicited by LPS, we reasoned that it would be able to suppress the more modest inflammation that results from hepatic NPC1 knockdown.

A number of susceptibility genes have been identified in AD patients, many of which are expressed in the epithelium (including SPINK5 and Filaggrin) supporting the concept that reduced barrier function, combined with a massive inflammatory response is at the origin of AD [57], [58].

The current results therefore point to another potential mechanism by which Cav-1 may prevent plaque growth and destabilisation: expansively remodeled lesions may hide accelerated plaque growth with formation of large lipid pools with massive inflammatory response and protease activity that remains clinically silent and untreated for a long time.

Brain death induces a massive inflammatory response.