Why the study?
Are adiponectin and resistin levels associated with vascular inflammation?
Are adiponectin and resistin levels associated with vascular inflammation?
Resistin levels are independently associated with vascular inflammation, suggesting potential utility as a biomarker.
Should not yet change practice; hypothesis-generating for resistin as vascular inflammation biomarker.
Adiponectin and resistin may be useful as biomarkers to reflect vascular inflammation. In particular, resistin levels were independently associated with vascular inflammation even after adjusting for other cardiovascular risk factors.
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