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AUTHOR
Fazio M
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Orthodontc managment in a special patient: a case report with Rett syndrome.
2021
Digital indirect bonding technique: a literature review
2021
Two cases of tako-tsubo cardiomyophaty in Caucasians
2005
Tako-tsubo cardiomyopathy is a recently described disease characterized by chest pain, transient left ventricular dysfunction and specific electrocardiographic changes. The disease takes its name from the typical left apical ballooning observed at left ventriculogram. Tako-tsubo cardiomyopathy was first described by Sato in 1990. Since then sporadic cases were reported by Japanese authors, and only a few European publications are available. We describe 2 cases of patients affected by this syndrome.
DUE CASI DI DISFUNZIONE VENTRICOLARE SINISTRA REVERSIBILI: ERA CARDIOMIOPATIA DI TAKOTSUBO?
2004
INSUFFICIENZA CARDIACA ACUTA E CARDIOMIOPATIE: UN CASO CLINICO
2007
Isolated noncompaction of left ventricular myocardium is a rare congenital heart disease, characterized by an excessive prominence of trabecular meshwork, spaced out by deep intertrabecular recesses, consequent to the arrest of the normal myocardial embryogenesis. Although there are numerous descriptions, the pathophysiological effects of the structural alterations, like the clinical spectrum and the evolution of the disease, are not fully clarified. In this paper we evaluated the natural history of the disease, the family incidence and the alterations of the systolic and diastolic function. An interesting case report is described concerning a patient affected by noncompaction and atrial fi…
RIGHT LOBAR PULMONITIS A POSSIBLE CAUSE OF LONE ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
2007
RIGHT LOBAR PULMONITIS A POSSIBLE CAUSE OF LONE ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Pain control during orthodontic treatment first
2020
Aim: The introduction of aligner treatment has recently modified patients’ expectations regarding orthodontic treatment. Since their demand for smart, fast and comfortable treatments cannot be neglected, interest for new techniques and devices in this field has raised. Among these, AcceleDent® (OrthoAccel Technologies, Inc., Houston, TX) has been drawing the attention of the scientific community. AcceleDent® is a vibrating device (frequency 30 Hz, force 20 g), which, through a daily 20 minutes usage, promises to accelerate orthodontic tooth movement and reduce treatment-related pain. This device is currently being employed during both fixed orthodontic appliance and aligner therapy all over…