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A recent randomized trial highlighted that such integrated care approaches not only improved health-related quality of life but also showed a trend towards reduced HF hospitalizations, highlighting the potential of these models to enhance patient outcomes 96 .Moreover, implementing multidisciplinary teams comprising cardiologists, nephrologists, endocrinologists, and specialized nurses can facilitate comprehensive management of HF and CKD, ensuring coordinated care that addresses the multifaceted needs of these patients 97 .
7 Vimentin and RAD51 expression also showed a trend to positively correlate, in line with the fact that RAD51 is coupled with EMT in breast and prostate cancer. 7 Vice versa, EMT has been reported to promote DDRs, triggering a vicious cycle of invasiveness and chemoresistance mechanisms. 7 Further evidence for different phenotypes of γH2AX + and 53BP1 + CTCs was provided by a negative correlation between 53BP1‐ and Vimentin‐positivities.
77% postoperative). 52 Reflectively, all aortic segments studied from the FET group showed a trend to decline between 1 and 6 months time point, whereas the size of the aortic segments showed a tendency to increase in the cET group at both LLPV and celiac axis (CA). 52 A more recent retrospective study of similar nature by Kaneyuki et al 53 compared outcomes of FET ( n = 32) versus cET ( n = 17) in a cohort of retrograde ATAAD patients.
The values of ß4 (representing the difference in relationship to SRS scores between BM-Global and BM-Local) and ß5 (representing the difference in relationship to SRS scores between BM-General and BM-Local) were positive and showed a trend towards significance, indicating that the correlations with SRS total score were more negative for BM-Local relative to BM-Global and BM-General: “A general linear model was constructed (Table S2, Model 4): SRS = β0 + β1 * ACC + β2 * D1 + β3 * D2 + β4 * (ACC * D1) + β5 * (ACC * D2).