Sentence examples for multiple inflammatory lesions from inspiring English sources

An MRI brain and spinal cord showed multiple inflammatory lesions.

Extrarespiratory histologic lesions were seen only in foxes infected intratracheally, namely, in the heart of fox no. 2 and in the cerebrum of foxes nos. 1 and 2. Fox no. 2 had multiple inflammatory and necrotic lesions in the myocardium, characterized by infiltration of macrophages and neutrophils and necrotic cardiomyocytes.

The same authors recently reported that a modulator of the sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) receptor, known to reduce inflammatory lesions in multiple sclerosis (FTY720P or Gilenya®), actually maintains hCMEC/D3 cells in a state of immune quiescence associated with decreased transmigration of monocytes [ 42].

Objective: This article describes the design of and difficulties inherent in the execution of a long-term, observational trial that sought to assess the validity of short-term measures of multiple sclerosis (MS) (eg, relapse rate, inflammatory lesions) for long-term disease outcomes.

During IR-induced ALI, multiple inflammatory factors are released in local lesions.

Decreased levels of NAA are well documented in people with inflammatory lesions, such as multiple sclerosis [ 24, 37].

In multiple sclerosis (MS), which is characterized by inflammatory lesions within the CNS, BBB disruption enables leakage of the serum protein fibrinogen into the brain parenchyma [13], [14] and may precede myelin damage aggravating the inflammatory process.

We find that combination therapy of brimonidine tartrate with treatments, for example, for inflammatory lesions, can be beneficial in addressing multiple symptoms of rosacea.

Low-dose APLs might therefore be useful agents for antigen-specific therapies of autoimmune diseases including RA, and their efficacy in RA might be more promising than in multiple sclerosis because drugs can be injected directly into the inflammatory lesions.

Multiple sclerosis is an inflammatory disease of the CNS, characterized by inflammatory lesions, demyelination, and axonal loss.

Indeed, IL-17A is overexpressed in inflammatory lesions and in the blood of patients with CD, multiple sclerosis, or systemic lupus erythematosus [ 12– 12].