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oed  -  edematous

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Disease relevance of oed

 

Psychiatry related information on oed

  • On gross inspection, 70% of lungs of combined therapy group showed signs of congestion, 10% edematous changes and 20% blackish mottling [6].
 

High impact information on oed

 

Chemical compound and disease context of oed

 

Biological context of oed

  • Although hemorrhagic necrosis and edematous changes could be explained by quantitative differences in skin lesions, the other possible explanation is that hemorrhagic necrosis and the increase in local vascular permeability are induced by different mechanisms, only one of which depends on the regulation of the lps gene [17].
  • At E17.5, Ts16 fetuses exhibited two distinct phenotypes, one with an edematous morphology and the other runt-like [18].
  • This suggests that excitotoxins cause lipid peroxidation possibly by acting at intracellular loci which become more accessible following disruption of cells in vitro and by extrapolation, possibly in vivo due to cellular permeability changes during the edematous stage of ischemic and other related neuropathological conditions [19].
  • RESULTS: Following dissection, an imbalance in homeostasis began with positive BCL2 and TPR53BP2 expression in the edematous ciliary processes, and resulted in atrophy of the NPE [20].
  • The cell count and mean fluorescence intensity indicated upregulated expression of CD32/CD16 on peritoneal exudative neutrophils in edematous pancreatitis, whereas the upregulation was attenuated in necrotizing pancreatitis [21].
 

Anatomical context of oed

 

Associations of oed with chemical compounds

  • Edematous necrosis in thiamine-deficient encephalopathy of the mouse [24].
  • Synthesis of the arachidonic acid metabolites precedes or is coincident with increased vascular permeability resulting in an edematous response, as measured by accumulation of [125I]albumin in the ear after i.v. injection or by tissue wet weight [26].
  • Orally administered 0.4% lutein and zeaxanthin decreased significantly the edematous cutaneous response (p<0.01) as determined by the reduction of the UVB-induced increase of ear bifold thickening [27].
  • This study examined the early response of pro-inflammatory and regulatory cytokines in the mouse brain following triethyltin (TET)-induced myelin injury characterized by edematous vacuolation [28].
  • These edematous and biochemical changes were prevented by the treatment with 0.01-0.03 mg/kg s.c. of OP-2507 [29].
 

Other interactions of oed

  • IL-1ra was administered in escalating doses either before or after acute edematous, necrotizing pancreatitis was induced in adult male mice by injection of cerulein [30].
  • From these data we conclude that the edematous response and proliferation of lumenal epithelial cells in the murine uterus are mediated in part through VEGF-A [31].
  • Taken together, these data illustrate the potent antiinflammatory effects of SK&F 86002 and support the suggestion that 5-lipoxygenase products play a significant role in both the edematous and cellular phases of arachidonic acid-induced inflammation [32].
  • These morphological observations reveal that, in newborn mice, the ependymal cells are the most sensitive to the toxic action of 6-AN and suggest that the pathogenesis of 6-AN-induced hydrocephalus is likely to be due to the combination of ependymal cell damage and compression of the lumen by the edematous periaqueductal gray matter [33].
  • The recovered myeloperoxidase activity in edematous paw was significantly decreased in mice pretreated with magnolol and BW755C [34].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of oed

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