Difficult blood sampling is known to falsely elevate plasma TAT levels.

In a randomized cross-over trial in healthy subjects, Intralipid was infused for 2 h to elevate plasma NEFAs.

In addition, laboratory examination showed elevated plasma ACTH and serum cortisol levels.

Impaired endothelium-dependent vasodilation secondary to elevated plasma glucose may underlie this observation.

However elevated plasma levels of VIII:C is not associated with poor pregnancy outcome.

It is not known until now whether elevated plasma ApoCIII is directly atherogenic.

Predictors of poor outcome were altered consciousness and elevated plasma C-reactive protein levels.

Markedly elevated plasma VWF levels were associated with advanced tumor stage and metastatic disease.

Examinations of the patient revealed elevated plasma renin activity, hyperaldosteronism and a pelvic mass.

Elevated plasma levels of IL-6 are observed in insulin-resistant states.

Conclusion: Negative PET results of patients with elevated plasma glucose should be interpreted with caution.

However, elevated plasma UII levels also were reported in association with renal impairment and diabetes.

Elevated plasma lipoprotein levels play a crucial role in the development of coronary artery disease.

Substantially elevated plasma catecholamine levels were measured during critical illness and sepsis or septic shock.

Further, VILI associated systemic inflammation characterized by blood leukocytosis and elevated plasma cytokines was observed.

Elevated plasma cell-free DNA is an independent predictor for death from disease in ovarian cancer.