Ali Ihsan Parlar

1 Introduction Inflammation is defined as a biological response to various conditions in the living body, such as antigens, chemicals, microorganisms, physical trauma, and cellular damage [1].

Abstract The arterial revascularization procedure is still a challenging issue in Covid-19 associated limb ischemia. Herein we aimed to present a case of a 64 year-old woman with acute ischemic signs in upper extremity who was diagnosed as a probable Covid-19 case incidentally after admission. Although late admission and failed recurrent embolectomies lead to an eventful course, intra-arterial thrombolysis seemed to present a benefitable treatment option for our patient.

To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Figure 1 Orginal trace of ileum and concentration-response curves of Ach after a 150 min reperfusion period. The original trace of the samples in an isolated organ bath from the 150 min reperfusion groups. The effects of Ach on concentration-response curves of the sham control (O), I/R (□), I/R+vehicle (▲), and I/R+resveratrol (▼) groups (n=8).