Also, cytokine concentrations could preferably be analysed in cerebrospinal fluid, though this does not necessarily address neurologic changes because other mechanisms, for example, autonomic dysfunction, may be responsible for neurologic dysfunction in fatigue.
The finding that HV independently predicts severe sepsis mortality supports the concept that microvascular dysfunction is a central pathophysiologic process responsible for organ dysfunction and poor outcomes in sepsis [ 25, 47].
The other three had mild graft dysfunction which recovered subsequently suggesting infection to be responsible for graft dysfunction.
However, it remains unclear whether ATZ retention in the ER is itself responsible for mitochondrial dysfunction or the autophagic response results in non-specific removal of normally functioning mitochondria in ATZ injured livers (Teckman et al, 2004).
The other three had mild graft dysfunction from which they subsequently recovered, suggesting that infection was responsible for graft dysfunction.
Cardiac dysfunction in endotoxemia is a complex pathophysiological process and the precise mechanisms responsible for myocardial dysfunction in the setting of endotoxemia remain to be unraveled.
Radical prostatectomy (RP) is frequently responsible for erectile dysfunction (ED).
The neural substrates responsible for semantic dysfunction during the early stages of AD have yet to be clearly identified.
In most patients, ARDS is described within the framework of an early and generalized systemic inflammation that is responsible for hemodynamic dysfunction.
