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Cocchiara G
Tyroid surgery with “ligasure
A New Solution to Mitigate Voltage Dips on Electrical Distribution Systems: the Fault Decoupling Device.
La colecistectomia laparoscopica nel paziente uremico
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the laparoscopic cholecystectomy performed in two uremic patients with gallstones. From January to July 2004, 15 patients with gallstones underwent to laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC). Two patients had chronic renal failure on haemodyalisis: a symptomatic fourty-two old woman, which had primitive hyperparathyroidism and primitive hyperaldosteronism, and asymptomatic transplant candidate fifty-five old man. No minor and major complications occurred and both patients were discharged 4 days after LC. Even in uremic patients the L.C. must be the gold standard for the treatment of gallstones both symptomatic and asymptomatic.
Is there an inguinal sphincter in the groin area? Is the impairment of this sphincter due to adhesional phlogosis leading to indirect inguinal hernia?
Puntura percutanea eco-guidata e puntura TC-guidata di neoformazioni endotoraciche
Puntura percutanea eco-guidata e puntura TC-guidata di neoformazioni endotoraciche Data: 2004 Dettaglio tipologia d'Ateneo: 3a - Articoli su riviste ISI (anche on line)
Iatrogenic hypoparathyroidism after surgery for retrosternal goitre. A single centre retrospective analysis
AIM: The aim of this study is to assess, retrospectively, the incidence of secondary hypoparathyroidism after total thyroidectomy in patients with retrosternal goitre. MATERIAL AND METHODS: From January 2009 to September 2015, 622 patients who undergone total thyroidectomy for goitre, were retrospectively observed. The patients were divided into two group: Group A, including 58 patients with retrosternal goitre and Group B, including 562 patients with in situ goitre. Those patients with diseases of the parathyroid glands, assumption of drugs modifying calcium metabolism and who received blood transfusions before or after surgery, were excluded from the study. In both groups, a total thyroid…
Trattamento endoscopico dei polipi del colon-retto
Barrett's esophagus incidence in a sicilian population of refluxing patients undergoing EGDS
Ultrasound guided central venous catheterization of internal jugular vein on over 65-year-od patients versus blind technique
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Performing a central venous catheterization (CVC) on older patients for long-term central intravenous therapy could be a very important procedure. It could be associated with a high incidence of related complications, especially on over 65-year-old, high risk, selected patients. METHODS: The authors analyzed the results of 72 central venous CVC of internal jugular vein performed on over 65-year-old patients with ultrasound (US) guide from January 1998 to April 2003. RESULTS: The average performing time was 4 min, with 98.7% of success, 0% of major complications, and 4.1% of minor complications (one mild vagal hypotension and two catheter dislocation). CONCLUSIONS:…
SURRENALECTOMIA LAPAROSCOPICA DESTRA PER MIELOLIPOMA, CASE REPORT
La colecistectomia laparoscopica nel paziente uremico
Linfangioma cistico addominale: un'origine dibattuta
Thyroid Surgery with "Ligasure"
Dispositivi risonanti per migliorare la qualità del servizio nelle reti di distribuzione passive e attive
The role of colonscopy in patient follow-up after surgery for colorectal cancer. A retrospective study and review of the literature
Vantaggi degli ultrasuoni nel posizionamento di un agocannula nella vena giugulare interna (nuove note di tecnica)
The authors analized the result of 175 central venous ca he- terization CVC. of internal jugular vein performed with the ultrasound guide (US) from January 1998 to October 2002. The average performing time was 45 minutes. 98.2% of success and 4% of complications (one pagal hypotension, one artery puncture, four catheter dislocation, one haeiuatoinai). The US guide CVC is a safe procedure with short performing time, low rate of failures and complications and high rate of success: it is helpful in all patients with vascular anatomical variations, with not visualized or Land marks and with coagulation disorders.
Linfangioma cistico addominale; un’origine dibattuta
The role of coloscopy in patient follow-up after surgery for colorectal cancer.
Thyroid surgery with the system Ligasure.
L’utilità del drenaggio biliare transepatico percutaneo ecoguidato negli itteri ostruttivi
Polipi neoplastici del colon-retto. Indicazioni e risultato preliminari della polipectomia endoscopica
F3 the advantage of ultrasound-guided FNA of pleura in the diagnosis of the malignant pleural effusion
Endoscopic treatment of colonic polyps into digestive endoscopy ambulatory
Comparasion of central venous catheterization with and without ultrasound guide
PURPOSE: To compare the effectiveness, safety and time needed to perform central venous catheterization (CVC) in the presence or absence of an ultrasound (US) guide. METHODS: Between January 1999 and February 2002 we performed CVCs in 196 patients: 105 patients received US guided CVC (group I) and 91 patients had CVC without US guide (group II). RESULTS: The average time to perform CVC was shorter with US guide (4 vs 7 min). The utilization of the US guide was also associated with improved success (98.09% vs 91.2%, p<0.025) and lack of major complications (0% vs 9.8%, p<0.001). CONCLUSIONS: US-guided CVC affords an easier, safer and more rapid cannulation of a central vein. It is especially…