ライフサイエンスコーパス: aortic dilation

1 ct manipulation of the M1/M2 balance altered aortic dilation.

2 ation, and neutralization of EDPs attenuated aortic dilation.

3 and obese Smad3 null animals had significant aortic dilation.

4 G (PKG) activity, and develop age-dependent aortic dilation.

5 b, but not miR-195, led to an attenuation of aortic dilation.

6 e (Mfap2(-/-);Mfap5(-/-)) show age-dependent aortic dilation.

7 nal flow abnormalities, aortic function, and aortic dilation.

8 tance of flow pattern in the pathogenesis of aortic dilation.

9 ributes modestly to both atherosclerosis and aortic dilation.

10 expressed uPA stimulates atherosclerosis and aortic dilation.

11 cardiac disease are at risk for progressive aortic dilation.

12 g antibody diminished angiotensin II-induced aortic dilation.

13 bryos treated at E10.5 exhibited significant aortic dilation.

14 ve intraluminal thrombus (ILT) in regions of aortic dilation.

15 vels, why some AS patients undergo much less aortic dilation.

16 ith iliac vein produces a fusiform abdominal aortic dilation (AAD).

17 sought to determine if the segment of modest aortic dilation affects risk of ATAD.

18 njection of M2-polarized macrophages reduced aortic dilation after aneurysm induction.

19 t targeted delivery of PGG could reverse the aortic dilation, ameliorate the inflammation, restore th

20 picardial and endocardial abnormalities, and aortic dilation, among others.

21 r, improving the identification of ascending aortic dilation and adverse thoracic aortic events compa

22 some animals disappeared over time, whereas aortic dilation and aortic valve thickening were absent

23 iated with comorbidities including ascending aortic dilation and calcific aortic valve stenosis.

24 Management to reduce risk of progressive aortic dilation and dissection or rupture in children is

25 unctions were restored, and life-threatening aortic dilation and dissection were mitigated in humaniz

26 on, manifesting as decreased blood pressure, aortic dilation and dissection, bladder enlargement, gut

27 and exposes patients to an increased risk of aortic dilation and dissection.

28 ological inhibition of Nos2 rapidly reversed aortic dilation and medial degeneration in young Adamts1

29 ion of LPA receptor 4 in mice promotes early aortic dilation and rupture in response to AngII.

30 ) is a degenerative disease characterized by aortic dilation and rupture leading to sudden death.

31 syndrome and to determine the prevalence of aortic dilation and valve dysfunction associated with di

32 he chronic phase, most FIDs evolve with slow aortic dilation and without complications.

33 ate and severe) aortic valve dysfunction and aortic dilation and/or dissection.

34 econd proband, a second-degree relative with aortic dilation, and a fourth-degree relative with dilat

35 patients with MFS and are related to age and aortic dilation, and they independently predict the need

36 nital aortic valve fusion is associated with aortic dilation, aneurysm, and rupture in girls and wome

37 uPA-accelerated atherosclerosis and aortic dilation are largely, if not completely, independ

38 ving X209 had reduced thoracic and abdominal aortic dilation as well as lesser fibrosis, inflammation

39 Risk factors differ for aortic dilations between locations.

40 ith BAV showed abnormal flow patterns but no aortic dilation, both further supporting the importance

41 s treatment with a CypA inhibitor attenuates aortic dilation by 56% (P = 0.003) and ameliorates aneur

42 forms of vasculopathy, including progressive aortic dilation, dissection, and peripheral artery aneur

43 genous PAME but not SAME induced significant aortic dilation (EC(50) = 0.19 nM), indicating that PAME

44 Aortic dilations (ectasias and aneurysms) may occur on a

45 at any aortic segment is the presence of an aortic dilation elsewhere.

46 nile domestic pigs by balloon catheter-based aortic dilation, enzyme-mediated extracellular matrix (E

47 was successfully established with sustained aortic dilation (> 150% of baseline diameter) occurring

48 d to discriminate cases/noncases of thoracic aortic dilation (>=4.0 cm).

49 a and IL-1R significantly decreased thoracic aortic dilation (IL-1beta knockout=54.2+/-16.8% and IL-1

50 abnormalities may be a major contributor to aortic dilation in BAV.

51 Aortic dilation in db/db Smad3 null mice occurred despit

52 eserved aortic wall architecture and reduced aortic dilation in this mouse model of LDS.

53 The mechanisms underlying aortic dilation in this patient cohort are described, an

54 Thoracic aortic dilation in Turner syndrome must be evaluated in

55 lect to note a substantial proportion of new aortic dilations in the EMR.

56 Ascending thoracic aortic dilation is a complex heritable trait that involv

57 Aortic dilation is a slow, silent process, leading to a

58 ing a full screening of the aorta if a focal aortic dilation is discovered.

59 This finding, in turn, suggests that aortic dilation is due primarily to the failure by the m

60 Ascending aortic dilation is important in bicuspid aortic valve (B

61 , Ab-mediated neutralization of EDPs reduced aortic dilation, matrix metalloproteinase activity, and

62 It is uncertain if the risk of aortic dilation of varying degrees aggregates within fam

63 treatment in WT mice with small TAAs reduced aortic dilation on day 14 (control treatment: 89.1+/-18.

64 c remodeling" (false lumen thrombosis and no aortic dilation or rupture).

65 ry causal role of blood pressure in reducing aortic dilation using Mendelian randomization.

66 Mean aortic dilation was 96 +/- 13% for vehicle-treated mice,

67 Aortic dilation was not observed at 1 year after stent g

68 e highest adjusted odd ratios for having any aortic dilation were observed when coexisting aortic dil

69 of 4112 patients were reviewed and 440 (11%) aortic dilations were identified, of which 91 were new f

70 ortic dilation were observed when coexisting aortic dilations were present.