In this regard, it is clear that antibiotics often fail to 'cure' an ulcer, although this might be because the systemic and/or topical delivery of antibiotics fails to reach the microbes owing to poor circulation and/or biofilm barriers.
In particular, all XFLs tested except 1.8, were detected in the gills which is known to be a very active immunological site owing to intense blood circulation and high exposure to antigens [ 43].
Kidney or liver failure and malnutrition also will delay wound healing, as will poor circulation owing to arteriosclerosis.
LPS levels increase in the systemic circulation owing to changes in the intestinal mucosal permeability after liver injury [ 21, 22].
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) level increased in liver fibrosis from portal and systemic circulation owing to changes in the intestinal mucosal permeability [ 10].
Lawyers say that national news organizations might be less likely to self-censor their Web postings because in all likelihood they are already subject to jurisdiction in every state owing to their countrywide print circulations.
In January 1863, the women published in the Chronicle that they had met with "some discouragement, owing to the various rumors in circulation … that the hospital stores are misapplied, that the needy ones do not receive them".
Mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD) is a chronic connective tissue disease considered a specific diagnostic entity owing to its association with high circulation titers of anti-U1RNP.44 This disorder is characterized by an overlap of features with SSc, SLE, polymyositis, and rheumatoid arthritis, but without meeting specific criteria for any of them.
However, during pregnancy, antihypertensive therapy is often not indicated until sustained blood pressure elevations >150 mmHg systolic or 100 mmHg diastolic are documented (20), owing to concerns for reduced placental circulation, which may cause fetal hypoxia and intrauterine growth restriction (21).
Just as "Rear Window," "Vertigo," and "Scarface" were kept out of circulation for decades owing to contractual oddities, other movies that were common coin in the repertory scene of decades past (such as Robert Bresson's "Une Femme Douce" and Jean Renoir's "Picnic in the Grass") are now out of programmers' reach.
Many drugs are unable to be administered via the oral route owing to poor absorption into the systemic circulation due to intestinal P-gp efflux pumps.
