Is a high serum level of eotaxin ( CCL 11 ) associated with less radiographic progression in early rheumatoid arthritis patients?
This study raises the hypothesis that high serum levels of eotaxin predict less radiographic progression in early RA patients.
We found that BP change after a single night of CPAP largely depends upon comorbidity. Comorbidity likely contributes to phenotypic variability in OSAS population. BP might qualify as a surrogate index of the response to and, later, compliance with CPAP.