[PDF] Top 20 Egr-1 regulates autophagy in cigarette smoke-induced chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

... to cigarette smoke, though their role in COPD pathogenesis remains unclear ...cells in greater numbers than in control lungs or those from smokers without COPD [12– ...cells in ... See full document

... difference in the inflammatory milieu could trigger the dichotomous effects of CSE treatment on healthy- vs COPD- ...[31,32]. In particular, scanning the entire genome for SNPs has been used to identify ... See full document

... stored in cells bound to ...found in COPD lungs, and transferrin receptor was higher in BAL from COPD subjects than in healthy ...macrophages in COPD lungs, and may represent a ... See full document

... Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a highly prevalent disease that has a large impact on quality of life for patients and their families and kills millions of people world ... See full document

... capacity in patients with mild to moderate ...MIP in percentage of predicted correlates with mean SpO 2 during sleep. In addition, there is evidence of greater systemic inflammatory activation ... See full document

... report, chronic obstructive pulmonary dis- ease (COPD) was the fifth most common cause of death in 2002 ...worldwide. 1 Clearly therefore, COPD imposes a huge socio-economic burden on ... See full document

... These measurements lasted 120 s and were obtained with the subjects seated and spontaneously breathing while holding their cheeks and the floor of their mouth with their hands to avoid the shunt effect of the upper ... See full document

... mentioned in our ...Secondly, in our study, the results of spirometry in COPD patients were recorded before TB diagnosis, thus the spirometry is the inability to reflect the lung function at the time ... See full document

... finding in patients with heart failure ...accuracy in detecting congestion. Pulmonary ultrasound (PU) has been incorporated into clinical practice in the evaluation of pulmonary ...PU ... See full document

... Information was collected on several factors potentially associated with COPD, including age, sex, ethnicity (self- reported), smoking habits, years of formal education, employment, respiratory symptoms, and prior ... See full document

... Sequences were submitted to RDP Classifier for taxonomic identification with a bootstrap cutoff of 50%. Phylum-level classification for each sample is provided in Figure 1. The most common phylum in ... See full document

... invasive in all devices and platforms; being through the puncture to obtain a drop of blood that is placed on a test tape that is previously placed in the blood glucose ...Table 1 compares the ... See full document

... inclusão: 1) diagnóstico clínico de DPOC confirmado pela espirometria, de acordo com Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (GOLD) 1 , 2) não ... See full document

... enrolled in HMOs. However, over 1 million Medicare beneficiaries receive sustained oxygen therapy, which represents > 80% of all oxygen use ...patient in a 24 hour ...study in Sweden showed ... See full document

... O uso de nicotina acelera a movimentação ortodôntica e seu efeito é dose-dependente. Alterações no metabolismo ósseo, diminuição no calibre de vasos, indução de COX-2, relacionado à produção de PGE-2, aumento nas funções ... See full document

... A literatura aponta, em pesquisa desen- volvida, diferença entre as radiografias to- rácicas de indivíduos sadios e de portado- res de DPOC também no nível de rebaixa- mento diafragmático (direito e esquerdo) e em outras ... See full document

... conducted in PubMed bet- ween November 10 and January 22, 2019, using as a query a combination of ‘family’, ‘risk factors’ and ‘Pul- monary Disease, Chronic ...performed in humans were inclu- ... See full document

... variability in the Symptoms domain and that the 95% confidence interval of the mean score difference between the two versions was above four points in percentage, leading us to the conclusion that the two ... See full document

... programs in patients with COPD, Camillo and coworkers [19] assessed 40 patients divided into two groups: high inten- sity, characterized by endurance exercise and strength, and of low intensity, that consisted of ... See full document

... acute pulmonary edema or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease ...acute pulmonary edema and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or who presented ... See full document