Exemplos de uso de Structural and functional alterations em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Excessive exposure to cortisol results in structural and functional alterations in the hippocampus.
Structural and functional alterations of the dermal-epidermal junction have been reported by Le Varlet et al.
The aging process is followed by structural and functional alterations of the neuromuscular system NMS.
Structural and functional alterations in small arteries are associated with adverse cardiovascular events in high-risk populations such as patients with diabetes mellitus dm.
Thus, this study aimed to analyze and compare possible structural and functional alterations of the kidney in GRMD dogs.
The structural and functional alterations of the SS in asthma, even considering the concept of oneness of the airways, are little explored.
In our study,we needed to evaluate and compare structural and functional alterations related to the presence of dysphagia.
Structural and functional alterations detected by echocardiography, such as left ventricular LV hypertrophy and systolic and diastolic dysfunction, are very prevalent in the hemodialysis population.
Aging is a risk factor for the development of brain structural and functional alterations associated with neurodegenerative disorders.
However, when strength physical training is associated with use of anabolic-androgen steroids AAS alteration in the physiological CH has been observed, induced by exercise, to pathological, characterized by cardiac morphological, structural and functional alterations.
The process of biological aging encompasses structural and functional alterations that are progressively accumulated with the increase in age.
Moreover, changes in exudates composition of gm plants and changes depending on the management practices may result in structural and functional alterations in the microbial community.
The aging process is associated with structural and functional alterations of the cardiovascular system which lead to linear increase of the rest pressoric levels.
These aim to control the acute phase, prevent new episodes and play a fundamental role in synaptic plasticity repair,compensating for a range of structural and functional alterations in certain brain regions the relapses provoke.
Due to the aging process, structural and functional alterations occur, varying from an individual to another, being a complex and multifactorial process.
However, in order to effectively respond to the challenge imposed, the organism activates a series of strictly conditioned events,characteristic of the inflammatory response, including structural and functional alterations of vessels, migration of hematogenous cells to the damaged area, phagocytosis, and local pain.
Some studies invest in the identification of structural and functional alterations in skeletal muscles, besides low perfusion, which may contribute to the fatigue symptom.
Taking into consideration that its effects are mediated by the mas receptor and that genetic ablation of the mas causes cardiac dysfunction,the objective of this current study was to identify potential signaling proteins in hearts of mas knockout mice that might be involved in the structural and functional alterations observed in these animals.
However, aging brings structural and functional alterations on the spine, and this can influence the movement pattern of the body during sport practice.
Another point is the amount of degree I ankle sprains. This degree of damage cause less structural and functional alterations and, thus, the effects of MI could be limited in this degree of injury.
Diabetic cardiomyopathy is known as the structural and functional alterations in the heart induced by diabetes that are associated with cardiac hypertrophy, diastolic and/or systolic dysfunction in the absence of hypertension, valvular and ischemic heart diseases and other cardiac disorders.3, 4.
The reaction of the O2with the NO produced by the endothelial cell reduces its bioavailability, generating a highly unstable molecule, the peroxinitrite OONO, capable of oxidizing proteins, lipids and nucleic acids, causing cellular damage through the activation of the nuclear factor kappa B NFkB, growth factors, and cytokines,that on their turn trigger structural and functional alterations, such as the vascular remodeling, increase of extracellular matrix proteins deposition, increase in the inflammatory process and endothelial permeability in the tissues involved 51.
The structural and functional alterations observed in aging, aassociated with sedentarism, accelerate the decline of functional capacity, facilitating both development of chronic-degenerative diseases, physical incapacity, colon, lung and prostate cancer, as well as cardiovascular diseases.
Heart failure HF is characterized as a highly complex syndrome due to the structural and functional alterations of the heart, involving several causal and compensatory mechanisms.
The mechanism by which elevated glucose levels cause vascular injury and result in structural and functional alterations in various tissues can be multifactorial, the most prominent factors being the role of oxidative stress, the increase in the synthesis/accumulation of diacylglycerol, the activation of protein kinase C, the increased activation of the sorbitol pathway of glucose metabolism, the non-enzymatic glycosylation of proteins, and the relative or absolute alterations in the production of vasoactive substances, such as endothelin, prostaglandins, and nitric oxide byproducts.
According to Brazilian Regulatory Norm 15, when exposure to intense noise[mean: 85 dBA]is continuous 8 hours a day, structural and functional alterations may occur in the inner ear, leading to noise-induced hearing loss; moreover, each increase of 5 dBA reduces the exposure time by half.
Some factors, such as the reduced social perspectives, declining health, frequent losses, and biological,vascular, structural, and functional alterations, besides neuroendocrine and neurochemical dysfunctions that occur in the brain during aging, contribute to the appearance of depressive symptoms in the elderly.
However, later, some patients with primary hypertension may have stenosis of the renal artery or associated aldosterone-producing adrenal adenoma, and, in these cases, despite the removal of the secondary cause, BP does not normalize. This is due to the existence of a component of subjacent"essential" primary hypertension,with a possible structural and functional alteration already in place, which justifies the later use of antihypertensive drugs for blood pressure control, as occurred in the present case.
The authors observed that the activity and participation in the symptomatic group was impaired because of the structural and functional alteration of upper limb itself, which may have led to a certain degree of disability for both occupational and daily life activities.
Structural and functional cardiac alterations are very common in CKD patientsand are associated with morbimortality.