Mutism has been frequently observed in cases of insular pathology: Transient mutism is found in cases of left inferior motor cortex damage extending to the insula [ 57, 58], whereas lasting mutism appears to be associated with bilateral lesions of the frontal operculum and anterior insula [ 59- 61].
In this analysis tumour marker assay with CE or PI in one or more markers, unexplained by any concomitant transient or chronic benign pathology, that is for unknown reasons, was defined as a probably positive test.
Nevertheless, transient bacteremia, biofilms, and pathologies with low bacterial levels can affect the test's detection ability (i.e endocarditis or neutropenic patients) [30].
Several types of cell stress in human pathology may show transient or persistent increase of cellular water and changes in ion distribution.
Importantly to note, a transient change in LVF without gross pathology is a different magnitude of risk to a compound causing both LVF decline and pathological remodeling/damage.
Such endeavour would offer the opportunity to develop a pathological spectrum of stroke, for instance, from transient ischemic attacks (TIA) through degrees of varying pathology to 'pure' hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke.
Alternatively, stretch-mediated calcium entry may also contribute to dystrophic pathology, such as through the transient receptor potential vanilloid (TRPV) family members.
We used oligonucleotide microarrays to assess transcriptome changes in Atlantic salmon experimentally infected with PMCV, inducing cardiac pathology consistent with CMS and transient viraemia.
Based on light microscopic analysis of immunohistochemical detection of amyloid-beta, Christensen et al. (2008) concluded that age-related neuron loss in the frontal cortex of APP/PS1KI mice was due to transient intraneuronal amyloid-beta, rather than extracellular plaque pathology.
Thus, transient exposure to the metal chelator CaEDTA suppresses pathologies associated with protein mis-folding in several protein aggregation disease models.
