Titlebook: Noncommunicable Diseases; Mieczyslaw Pokorski Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Cytokine disease markers.Lung f

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Finite Elements Modeling in Diagnostics of Small Closed Pneumothorax, aim of this paper is to present a computer method of modeling of small closed pneumothorax. Radiological images of 34 patients of both sexes with small closed pneumothorax were taken into consideration. The control group consisted of X-rays of 22 patients treated because of tension pneumothorax. In

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Brown Adipose Tissue and Browning Agents: Irisin and FGF21 in the Development of Obesity in Childree in individuals with a lower body mass index and one can expect that BAT is protective against childhood obesity. The development of BAT throughout the whole life can be regulated by genetic, endocrine, and environmental factors. Three distinct adipose depots have been identified: white, brown, and

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Regulatory T Cells in Obesity,isceral adipose tissue (VAT-resident Tregs) are also involved in this pathogenesis. In the present paper the mechanisms responsible for alterations in the number and function of VAT-resident Tregs T in obesity are described. The role of Tregs in inflammation, insulin resistance, atherogenesis, and a

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Peroxynitrite in Sarcoidosis: Relation to Mycobacterium Stationary Phase,n sarcoid tissues and in circulated immune complexes and prompt the immune responses against the different genetic background, leading to the development of acute sarcoidosis (SA)/L?fgren syndrome, chronic SA, latent tuberculosis (TB), or active TB. In SA there is increased monocytes phagocytic acti

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Expression of HIF-1A/VEGF/ING-4 Axis in Pulmonary Sarcoidosis,G-4) axis may be crucial for the course and outcome of sarcoidosis. Overexpression of angiogenic factors (activation of VEGF through HIF-1A) may predispose to chronic course and lung fibrosis, whereas immunoangiostasis (related to an overexpression of inhibitory ING-4) may be involved in granuloma f

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Factors Influencing Utilization of Primary Health Care Services in Patients with Chronic Respiratoriratory diseases. The study group consisted of 299 adults (median age: 65, min–max: 18–92 years) with mixed chronic respiratory diseases, recruited from patients of 135 general practitioners. In the analysis, in addition to the assessment of the provided medical services, the following were used: Pa

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