ライフサイエンスコーパス: kyphosis

1 These animals were also phenotyped for kyphosis.

2 counts while 16 regions were significant for kyphosis.

3 had moderate chondrodysplasia, and developed kyphosis.

4 ld, short stature with long fingers and mild kyphosis.

5 in skeletal muscle quality and a consequent kyphosis.

6 hands, muscular hypotonia, and thoracolumbar kyphosis.

7 d its clinical manifestations, fractures and kyphosis.

8 sion of the mandible beyond the maxilla, and kyphosis.

9 include increased fracture rates and severe kyphosis.

10 lular matrix, moderate chondrodysplasia, and kyphosis.

11 rks of underdeveloped musculature, including kyphosis, 20% reduction in body mass, and 34% reduction

12 ite adipose tissue, reduced muscle strength, kyphosis, alopecia, hypothermia and shortened lifespan.

13 Eed deficiency in chondrocytes causes severe kyphosis and a growth defect with decreased chondrocyte

14 Brca1KO(smi) exhibited kyphosis and decreased maximal isometric force in limb m

15 Postoperative PJK and more improvement of kyphosis and T1 slope angle would lead to a higher incid

16 tended their longevity by threefold, reduced kyphosis and the development of muscle disease, and main

17 ephropathy, progressive edema, splenomegaly, kyphosis and urinary excretion of sialylated oligosaccha

18 TL regions and no region was associated with kyphosis and vertebra counts.

19 e spine curves abnormally such as scoliosis, kyphosis, and lordosis.

20 rolisthesis, osteophytic spurring, lordosis, kyphosis, and nerve root impingement.

21 -) mice exhibited severe growth retardation, kyphosis, and premature death, closely resembling the ph

22 ncreased anxiety-related behavior, seizures, kyphosis, and stereotypic forelimb motions.

23 thms, Postoperative PJK, more improvement of kyphosis, and T1 slope angle were identified as the risk

24 The mean kyphosis angle (+/- SD) for this group was markedly abno

25 re events were confirmed by radiography, and kyphosis angles were measured by using the Cobb method.

26 spondylolisthesis, and surgical treatment of kyphosis are also reviewed.

27 Here we discovered spontaneous kyphosis, arthritis and bony fusion in mature CD4-Cre;Pt

28 ignated supermodel, that caused leanness and kyphosis associated with myopathy and adipocyte defects

29 veloped central nervous system and eyes, and kyphosis at exposures of 0.5 mg/L.

30 lection which increased cervical lordosis or kyphosis by 4-5 degrees to 11 degrees , depending on the

31 , reduced skin fat deposition, osteoporosis, kyphosis, cachexia, and premature death.

32 In age-adjusted models, each SD increase in kyphosis carried a 1.14-fold increased risk for death (9

33 Low bone density, fractures, and kyphosis complicate the lives of adults with cystic fibr

34 t involvement, bisphosphonate use, and local kyphosis did not confer increased risk.

35 These mice also develop kyphosis, elevated circulating corticosterone and severe

36 ith a mean age of 81.10 +/- 6.3 years in the kyphosis group and 36 subjects (11 males, 25 females) wi

37 atio values were significantly higher in the kyphosis group, and the rate of hardest colour code was

38 Kyphosis had little effect on coronal asymmetry for male

39 tions, resulting in progressive dwarfism and kyphosis in mice.

40 followed by morphometric analysis revealed a kyphosis in mutant animals.

41 to bone loss and its sequelae, fractures and kyphosis, in patients with lung disease, many of whom al

42 long with measures of spinal sagittal shape (kyphosis, lordosis and sagittal imbalance, which is a me

43 produce long-term spinal problems, including kyphosis, lordosis, scoliosis, and hypoplasia.

44 Excessive kyphosis may be associated with earlier mortality, but p

45 elopment of ALS-related phenotypes including kyphosis, motor dysfunctions, muscle weakness/atrophy, m

46 ion and exercises, whereas patients who have kyphosis of up to 75 degrees and how have growth remaini

47 ators of senescence (alopecia, skin atrophy, kyphosis, osteoporosis, testicular atrophy, lipofuscin a

48 roup of patients who had proximal junctional kyphosis (PJK) compared with the patients without PJK (P

49 asymmetry, whilst lordosis was predominant, kyphosis played more of a role.

50 ave muscle hypotonia, delayed ambulation, or kyphosis, pointing to an underlying skeletal muscle defe

51 ound head, mid-face hypoplasia at birth, and kyphosis progression during postnatal development.

52 Skeletal defects include kyphosis, scoliosis, crooked tails and curvature and ove

53 h premature aging-like phenotypes, including kyphosis, severe muscle wasting, hypogonadism, osteopeni

54 Aging '2-hit' mice manifested kyphosis, severe rigid paralysis, L-DOPA responsive move

55 -operative AIS, and those with Scheuermann's kyphosis (SK).

56 muscle weakness, histological abnormalities, kyphosis (spinal curvature), and aberrant kinetics of mu

57 tractures, pronounced growth retardation and kyphosis, suggesting that dystrophin and utrophin play c

58 (-/-) mice display progressive scoliosis and kyphosis, tibial bowing and abnormalities in skull and a

59 2-7 SVA), primary curve Cobb angle, thoracic kyphosis (TK), C7-S1 sagittal vertical axis (C7-S1 SVA)

60 s consistent with premature aging, including kyphosis, uncoordinated movement, hypogonadism, infertil

61 re known to severely reduce suckling-induced kyphosis (upright crouched nursing), which is necessary

62 Less genomic variation for kyphosis was described by QTL regions and no region was

63 female rats, the possible role of the PAG in kyphosis was investigated using c-fos immunocytochemistr

64 lent vertebral fractures, women with greater kyphosis were at increased risk for earlier death (relat

65 accelerated hypertrophic differentiation and kyphosis, whereas the overactivation of TGF-beta signall

66 patient progressively developed very severe kyphosis with resultant severe disability.

67 raniofacial dysplasia, chondrodysplasia, and kyphosis, with most mice dying by d 5 of age.