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Mazaki–Tovi S et al. – The findings that acute pyelonephritis in pregnancy is characterized by low maternal plasma concentrations of adiponectin in both lean and overweight/obese patients are novel and concur with the anti–inflammatory properties of adiponectin; and the results of this study support the notion that adiponectin may play a role in the intricate interface between inflammation and metabolism during pregnancy.

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