Historically, this condition has been associated with wound contamination and other tissue infections.
This condition has been dubbed coronary microvascular dysfunction, or microvessel disease, and is sometimes referred to as Syndrome X.
Over the years, this condition has been endorsed as a marker for discriminating biological from chronological age.
In particular, the impact of this condition has been overlooked, probably because it is usually self-limiting.
This condition has been termed "mild cognitive impairment" (MCI) and the affected patients have an increased risk of developing dementia, especially AD3,4.
This condition has been linked with increased susceptibility to infectious diseases (such as feline infectious peritonitis, or FIP), increased infant mortality, and high levels of abnormal sperm.
In fact this condition has been removed.
BACKGROUND: This condition has been studied primarily in prethrombolytic era small trials.
This condition has been reported as the main cause of tendon ruptures [6].
This condition has been proposed to contribute to the development of osteoarthritis (Stergiou et al., 2007).
This condition has been termed as CARS, cardio-abdominal renal syndrome [145].
