target organ

Hormone - Substance produced within the body that produces a specific effect in its target organ.

The results of these studies will provide valuable information for further study on target organ damage in patients with hypertension.

The results revealed that the PRV isolate was virulent and the spleen was the most sensitive target organ for PRV detection.

Objective To investigate the clinical characteristic between isolated systolic hypertension and target organ damage.

liver is the main target organ after tail intravenous administration and provides long expression duration.

All patients were currently on antihypertensive therapy and had evidence of cardiovascular or renal disease or target-organ damage.

Early Stage Target- Organ Damage And Erythrocyte L- Arginine Transport In Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats .

Prevention and treatment measures to target-organ damage should be taken actively in these patients.

The T cell arrives at the target organ, the recognition transplant foreign body antigen, starts a series of changes.

Objective: To detect the effect of metformin on the target organ damage of spontaneous hypertension rats(SHR).

How do metastatic cancer cells find their target organ?

The most important target organ of ACR was nervous system and the major symptom was sensory-motory peripheral neuropathy.

This is significantly less common than other prognostically validated markers of target-organ damage, the authors remark.

Removing the target organ and medical treatment such as to block the H2 recepter and use somatostatin are useful too.

Maintain the stable state of the internal environment, deliver hormones and body fluid to the target organ to perform humoral regulation

The relating study of circadian blood pressure changes and target organ damage in elderly patients with essential hypertension

A study of correlative factors in essential hypertension associated with target organ damage

Correlation between blood pressure variability and target organ damage in patients with hypertension: research progress and strategies

The Predictive Value of the Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring Parameters on Target- organ Damages in Aged Patients with Hypertension

The Comparison Study of Major Target Organ Hurt Induced by Dicycloplatin and Its Derivates in Rats

Relationship between ambulatory pulse pressure and subclinical target organ damage in elderly patients with hypertension

Adiponectin and its signal transduction pathway and target-organ damage of hypertension

Evaluation of the target-organ damage in the elderly hypertension patients by ambulatory blood pressure monitoring

Association between pulse pressure, blood pressure variability and target organ damage in middle-aged and old patients with hypertension

The relationship between rhythm and load of circadian blood pressure and target-organ damage in elderly patients with systolic hypertension

Effects of Huai Chrysanthemum Extractum on Blood Pressure and Lipid Peroxidation of Target-organ in Spontaneous Hypertension Rats

The metabolic syndrome and its relationship to hypertensive target organ damage

Correlation between abnormal circadian variation of blood pressure and target-organ damage in elderly hypertension

Effect of citalopram in improving the psychological disorders of elderly pure systolic hypertensive patients with damage of target organ

Advanced morphological research of exercise effects on essential hypertension target organ injury

Study on relationship between atherosclerotic renal artery disease and target organ harm in hypertension patients

Hypertension Chronotherapy-Early Morning Blood Pressure control and Target Organ Protection

Application of Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring in Essential Hypertension with Target Organ Damage

Analysis of ambulatory blood pressure and target organ damage in aged patients with refractory essential hypertension

Influence of TCM Syndromes Parameters of Blood Pressure and Pre-thrombotic States on Target Organ Damage in Senile Hypertension

Analysis of target organ damage in patients with essential hypertension complicated by metabolic syndrome

Impact of the increase of the resting heart rate on the target organ damage in senile patients with hypertension

The clinical study on the relationship between isolated systolic hypertension and target organ damage

Treatment of isolated systolic hypertension and target organ protection in elderly patients

Correlation between resting heart rate and damage of target organ in patients with essential hypertension

Metabolic Syndrome Increases Target Organ Damage in Hypertensive Patients

The relationship between insulin resistance and hypertensive target organ damage of heart

Serum hormone and target organ responses after irradiation of hypothalamus with various doses

Serum hormone and target organ response after irradiation of porcine pituitary with various doses

The characteristics of target organ damage in the hypertensive elderly and normal population

Study on Related Factors Between Essential Hypertension and Target Organ Damage

Correlation between clinical characteristics and target organ damage in aged hypertensions

Effect of genetic factors on target organ damage in patients with essential hypertension

Pulse Pressure in Patients with Metabolic syndrome and Target Organ Damages

Advances in Dysbolism and Target-organ Injury of Hypertension Treated with TCD

The clinical study in elderly hypertension with target organ damages

High pulse pressure and target organ damage in the elderly with hypertension

Relationship between average 24-hourambulatorypulse pressure and target organ damage inhypertension patients

The value of ABPM in predicting target organ damage caused by hypertension

target organ or target tissue

In cattle, the lung is the target organ