Also hyperuricemia (HU) is a well recognized risk factor for cardiovascular diseases.
Hyperuricemia (HU) is a well recognized risk factor for cardiovascular diseases.
Since APOE4 is a well recognized risk factor for Alzheimer dementia, cognitive status may represent an important confounder between APOE4 and depression.
Elevated CRP concentration in the blood is a well recognized risk factor for future cardiovascular disease, although some studies argue against a causative role for CRP [45], [46].
Excessive cytokine responsiveness is a well recognized pathogenic factor important for IBD.
Although childhood obesity is a well recognized risk factor for developing cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes mellitus in adulthood, excess central (intra-abdominal) body fat distribution may be more related to these diseases than peripheral distribution [ 2].
The most well recognized risk factor for adjacent fractures is cement leak into the disk space [ 69– 72]; osteoporosis [ 25, 69, 72] and kyphotic angle/degree of correction [ 25, 69] are also being implicated.
Although T2DM is a well recognized risk factor for atherosclerotic vascular disease, it is unclear whether individuals who are susceptible to atherosclerosis would have an increased tendency to develop T2DM.
Male sex is a well recognized risk factor for coronary atherosclerosis since there is a significantly lower age-specific risk of CAD in women than men (Mosca et al 1997).
54 Smoking is a well recognized risk factor for increased cardiovascular disease in the general population, but further analysis of the D A D cohort revealed an increased risk in all-cause mortality, and specifically, an increased risk for cardiovascular events in HIV-infected patients.
In this patient cohort, 18.7% had stages 1 2 CKD, 10.6% stage ≥ 3 nonalbuminuric CKD, and 8.2% stage ≥ 3 albuminuric CKD, ie, 18.8% with an eGFR ≤ 60 mL/min/1.73 m. 9 Renal impairment is a well recognized predisposing factor to hypoglycemia due to accumulation of hypoglycemic agents including insulin. 10 In T2DM patients with eGFR ≤ 60 mL/minsulin m, insulin requirement is often reduced.
