| Addiction can be viewed as a dysregulation of brain reward systems resulting in compulsive use and loss of control over drug taking. |
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| In addition, further studies are needed on the dysregulation noted in the infants. |
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| Experts now recognize that depression is a multifaceted disorder with dysregulation in a number of different systems. |
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| Given Anne's level of distress, a key issue in treatment for this couple was dealing with emotional dysregulation. |
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| It offers a child a safe haven from which to explore feelings, behaviors and issues ranging from self-esteem to severe emotional dysregulation. |
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| Postpartum dysregulation of the thyroid gland has been considered as another possible cause of depression. |
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| Surgical excision has the potential risk of rendering a child athymic and prone for developing immune dysregulation and immunodeficiencies. |
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| In addition, variables more associated with dysregulation such as affect lability and impulsivity fall under this rubric. |
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| Because of its enormous surface area, the lung vasculature is particularly sensitive to barrier dysregulation with increases in permeability. |
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| Serotonin dysregulation has been implicated in the pathogenesis of anxiety disorders in general and panic disorder in particular. |
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| They are interested in how the dysregulation of different aspects of RNA metabolism contributes to cells becoming cancerous. |
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| A central dysregulation could explain a low threshold for the perception of pain. |
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| The medium-term program revolved around a potential link between dysregulation of fatty acid metabolism and diabetes. |
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| Finally, immunosenescence is a complex phenomenon resulting from the dysregulation of the immune system rather than an overall decline. |
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| Based on these observations, the aging process results in a dysregulation of the immune response in dogs too, as is similar with other species. |
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| So for an individual who's looking to escape, for an individual who has underlying mental dysregulation, for people with a predisposition for addiction, technology provides a very convenient way to access these rushes. |
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| Extend this research to other psychiatric diseases such as bipolar disorders and autism for which recent evidence shows the involvement of redox dysregulation. |
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| This dysregulation may result in a lower tolerance of noxious stimuli. |
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| Genetic and environmental factors such as altered luminal bacteria and enhanced intestinal permeability play a role in the dysregulation of intestinal immunity, leading to gastrointestinal injury. |
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| Antidepressant medications, by contrast, directly affect the chemistry of the brain and presumably achieve their therapeutic effects by correcting the chemical dysregulation that is causing the depression. |
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| Although the exact pathophysiology of SUDEP is not determined, patients with mesial temporal lobe epilepsy represent an at-risk population because of autonomic dysregulation. |
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| In vivo, dysregulation of enzymatic conversion of the cell membrane phospholipid sphingomyelin to ceramide by SMase leads to a change in ceramide concentration. |
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| Helicobacter pylori-associated gastroduodenitis, medications, infections, and immune dysregulation are the most common disorders associated with this pattern. |
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| Recent studies have also determined that astrocyte dysregulation plays a central role in the pathogenesis of several disease processes, including brain metastasis. |
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