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|a Reciprocal translation between pathophysiology and practice in health and disease /
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|a Intro -- Reciprocal Translation Between Pathophysiology and Practice in Health and Disease -- Copyright -- Contents -- Part I: Pathophysiological mechanisms in disease -- Chapter 1: Reciprocal translation between pathophysiology and practice in health and disease -- Chapter 2 : General principles of the repair mechanism -- Introduction -- The inflammatory response -- The ``proinflammatory phase�� -- The ``antiinflammatory phase�� -- Formation of building blocks for repair -- Pathophysiological effects after trauma (Table 1) -- Evolutionary aspects -- Conclusion -- References
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|a Chapter 3: Cardiovascular responses to injury -- Introduction -- Mechanisms of the local vascular response -- Role of the local renin-angiotensin system -- Role of local adrenergic mechanisms -- Regional ischemia-related vascular responses -- Role of the autonomic nervous system -- Glucosensitive efferent adrenergic mechanisms -- Thermosensitive efferent adrenergic mechanisms -- Barosensitive efferent adrenergic mechanisms -- Systemic vascular responses to injury -- Role of the kidney -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4: Insulin resistance as an adaptive mechanism -- Introduction
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|a Insulin resistance and intermediary metabolism -- Insulin resistance in pure starvation -- Insulin resistance in stress starvation (Fig. 1) -- Insulin resistance in pregnancy and growth -- Insulin resistance and the response to injury -- The possible evolutionary benefit of insulin resistance -- Insulin resistance and survival -- The downside of insulin resistance: The metabolic syndrome -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Hypercholesterolemia, harm, or benefit? -- Introduction -- Metabolism and transport of cholesterol -- Functions of cholesterol
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|a Cholesterol during infections and inflammation -- Cholesterol in states of growth -- Cholesterol and cardiovascular disease -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 6: Macronutrient metabolism in starvation and stress -- Introduction -- Protein metabolism in starvation and stress -- Changes in amino acid metabolism as a consequence of stress (Figs. 3 and 4) -- Glutamine metabolism during host response and growth -- Pathophysiology and role of the most studied single amino acids in clinical practice (glutamine and arginine) -- Glutamine -- The significance of glutamine concentrations and fluxes
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|a Is there a glutamine shortage in disease and trauma? -- The significance of arginine in conditions of stress -- Does arginine deficiency exist? -- Synthesis of arginine -- Asymmetric dimethyl-arginine -- Nutritional and metabolic consequences -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7: The role of ectopic adipose tissue: Benefit or deleterious overflow? -- Introduction -- Does overflow of fat exist? -- The beneficial role of inflammation and insulin resistance (for details see Chapter 4) -- Epicardial adipose tissue (see Fig. 1) -- Perinodal adipose tissue
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