Are contraction-evoked vasodilation and functional hyperaemia compromised in branching skeletal muscle arterioles of young pre-diabetic mice?
Arteriolar dysregulation in pre-diabetes causes deficits in contraction-evoked dilation and blood flow, where greatest deficits occur at distal arterioles.
Surgical revascularization of large segmental allografts improved bone remodeling and viability without an adverse effect on total bone volume or bending strength and stiffness in this short-term analysis.