… Cardiac cachexia also worsens skeletal muscle degradation. … Vitamin D is mainly obtained
through cutaneous synthesis, … Mesenteric ischemia and altered microcirculation of the gut are …

… % of patients remain free of death, heart transplantation, or … increased persistence of
cutaneous virally mediated processes … Differences in renal perfusion and microcirculation that are …

… end up with terminal heart failure with a heart transplant as the … disease, arterial occlusion
and decreased cardiac muscle … Dysfunction of the coronary microcirculation interferes with …

… , diabetes, skin discoloration, endocrine and heart failure and … in SCD patients or studies
on coronary microcirculation to … with cardiac transplantation is donor shortage, a long waiting …

… The dual role of LVADs, as a bridge-to-transplantation and … pulse pressure state causes
microcirculatory hypoperfusion and … presence of a skin-driveline interface renders patients highly …

… of transplanted stem cells to facilitate endogenous cardiac … help generate new muscle
fibers after muscle injury. Based … extravasate through the microcirculation into the myocardial …

… in 2006 had a diagnosis of heart failure (HF). In 2009, one in … , which promotes formation of
a skin barrier. Trauma to exit … be injury to the microcirculation of the heart, which may result in …

… abnormalities of microcirculation and small arterioles in the skin, … by acute heart failure,
pulmonary edema, and renal failure. The … Scleroderma recurrence after kidney transplantation is …

… not the microcirculation of glomeruli and brain. Keratinocytes, epithelial cells, fibroblasts, and
smooth muscle … prone to subsequent death from worsening heart failure or transplantation. …

… , liver, lung, pancreas, or bowel disease. More than 100,000 patients await a transplant from
… molecules on the donor endothelial and smooth muscle cells, resulting in activation of the …