Báo cáo y học: "DREAM is reduced in synovial fibroblasts of patients with chronic arthritic pain: is it a suitable target for peripheral pain management" pptx
... acquisition
and analysis of the data. BK was involved in the development
and adaptation of the ELISA method for SF and in the acquisi-
tion of data. CAM was involved in data acquisition. EJMAT was
involved ... design, analysis,
interpretation, and writing of the data. BSF was involved in the
acquisition, analysis and interpretation of the data and in draft-
ing the manus...
... suggest that binge eating
symptomatology may play an important role in the initi-
ation and maintenance of the WG phenomenon observed
in at least part of patients with schizophrenia. Finally,
management ... nervosa (BN).
Psychiatric status was assessed through a chart review,
medical doctor referee and psychiatrist interview.
Data analyses
Statistical analysis was performed by S...
... OA synovial membranes was con-
ducted by one of the investigators (PS), who has diag-
nosed more than 2500 synovial tissue samples of RA.
DNA microarray analysis
A global expression analysis of ... unravel disease-specific differences that are character-
istic for synovial tissue from patients with RA versus OA
disease, total RNA from 30 mg synovial tissue was iso-
lated...
... by macrophages in synovial mem-
brane of patients with JIA but not of controls. This finding
suggests that CXCL10 is part of the matrix of cytokines
that regulates the accessory activity of macrophages ... revised criteria for JIA
according to the International League of Associations for
Rheumatology (ILAR) classification [8] and were managed
at the Pediatric Rheumat...
...
myolymphokinetic activities have been developed for the treatment of lymphedema. This
novel approach can be adapted for the treatment of lymphedema in mass.
Key words: lymphedema, filariasis, ... reporting recent
advances and contributions. A new technique of manual lymph drainage, mechanisms of
compression, development of active and passive exercising apparatuses and t...
... can only be performed after an exact
anatomical preparation and mobilisation of the tissue
layers. This anatomical preparation and the resulted
reconstruction of the soft-tissue layers may ...
Postoperatively, all patients have been treated
with systemic antibiosis according to antibiogram for
the first 2 weeks followed by an oral antibiosis for
another 2 weeks. In cases w...
... gentamicin and may therefore be more effec-
tive in preventing biofilm formation than Palacos.
When mixing the cement with antibiotics, it is
important to leave as many large crystals intact as ... frequency of femoral and acetabular defects asso-
ciated with THA infections
[7-9].
The aim of a two-stage revision is to eradicate
any residual bacteria after removal of...
... distinguish
patients with idiopathic urticaria from patients with
autoimmune urticaria.
A basophil abnormality is of particular interest because
some patients with chronic urticaria have basopenia
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and
hyporesponsiveness ... TH1/TH2 cytokines and
inflammatory cells in skin biopsy specimens from patients with
chronic idiopathic urticaria: comparison with the all...
... only actively demethylate cytosine residues, we
Figure 3 Comparison of MCIp microarray and MassARRAY EpiTYPER data. (a- c) Diagrams at the top show signal ratios of microarray probes for
both independent ... individual transfections was normal-
ized against Renilla luciferase activity.
Additional material
Abbreviations
AICDA: activation-induced cytidine deaminase; bp: base pair; ChIP:...