Katarzyna Konieczka

TL;DR: Functional alterations of blood flow are particularly relevant to the eye and may play an important role in future diagnostics.

TL;DR: Taking into consideration the high prevalence of PVD in the population and potentially linked pathologies, the authors provide recommendations on how to effectively promote the field in order to create innovative diagnostic tools to predict the pathology and develop more efficient treatment approaches tailored to the person.

TL;DR: Flammer syndrome as discussed by the authors describes a phenotype characterized by the presence of primary vascular dysregulation together with a cluster of symptoms and signs that may occur in healthy people as well as people with disease.

TL;DR: The overall results of this study clearly support the working hypothesis presented by the authors proposing that the epi/genetic predisposition of individuals at risk to form the systemic hypoxic pre-metastatic niches can be established a long time before breast malignancy is clinically manifested.

TL;DR: The retinal venous pressure (RVP) can be measured non-invasively and is known to be increased in patients with glaucoma, retinal vein occlusion (RVO), diabetic retinopathy, high mountain disease, and primary vascular dysregulation (PVD).