Contrast-enhanced versus baseline ultrasonography in the characterization of benign focal hepatic lesions

2006

BENIGN GASTRIC POLYPS AND HELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION.

2006

Lobo azygos: variante anatomica spesso misconosciuta

2005

Synchronous liver metastases from colorectal carcinoma

2007

Hsp60 and Hsp10 overexpression in metastatic colon cancer.

2006

A rare cause of acute cholecystitis

2007

Linfangioma cistico addiminale: un'origine dbattuta.

2004

CD1A expression in Barrett's oesophagus: new role for an old molecule against metaplastic progression

2006

BENIGN GASTRIC POLYPS AND HELICOBACTER PYLORI

2006

A RARE CAUSE OF SIGMOID DIVERTICULUM PERFORATION

2007

Virtual broncoscopy in the preoperative assessment of airways stenosis

2006

MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO PALLIATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PANCREATOBILIARY TRACT CARCINOMAS

2007

Platform session

2005

MULTIDISCIPLIBILIARY TRACT CARCINOMASNARY APPROACH TO PALLIATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PANCREATICO

2007

MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING–GUIDED FOCUSED ULTRASOUND THALAMOTOMY IN PATIENT WITH TREMOR COMBINED WITH PARKINSONISM: RETREATMENT AFTER BENEFIT DECAY

2019

Background In recent years, transcranial Magnetic Resonance-guided Focused UltraSounds (tcMRgFUS) treatments for functional neurological disorders are giving a new thrust to the field of therapeutic brain lesioning. This technique has been proven safe and effective in selected patients. Here we present the case of a patient affected by tremor combined with parkinsonism who underwent a second tcMRgFUS thalamotomy because of relapsing tremor after a few months from the first tcMRgFUS treatment. Materials and Methods A 72-year-old, right-handed man, who came to our observation because of a disabling tremor affecting mainly his upper right limb and refusing any invasive surgical procedure. His …

Linfagioma cistico addominale: un’origine dibattuta.

2004

Trattamento simultaneo di metastasi epatiche e spleniche da carcinoma colo-rettale

2005

Urinary dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease patients

2016

Background: Autonomic nervous system dysfunction that affects 70–80% of Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients, causes significant morbidity and it is correlated with poor quality of life. Objective: We assessed in a consecutive series of PD patients frequency of autonomic symptoms by means of the Scale for Outcomes for Parkinson’s disease AUTonomic (SCOPA-AUT) and we correlated it with the results of noninvasive urological studies (nUS). Methods: PD patients with known conditions that might have influenced urinary function were excluded. Clinical assessment of PD patients included the H&Y staging, UPDRS, BDI, NPI, PDQ- 39, PDSS, ESS, and the SCOPA-AUT scale. nUS consisted of uroflowmetry an…