AB0427 Clinical and laboratory findings in patients with late-onset sle and correlations with il6 concentrations

Background Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune rheumatic disease that usually develops in women aged 18-50 years. It is known that age at onset modifies the clinical manifestations of SLE, and so the elderly may form a specific patient subgroup. It is now well established that the serum levels of the cytokines interleukin (IL) 6 and IL10 are increased in patients with SLE (1). Objectives The primary aim was to compare the type of clinical involvement and autoantibodies in patients with late-onset (LO) or early-onset (EO) SLE. The second aim was to compare IL6 levels in the two patient groups and their possible correlations with clinical and immunological manifestations. Meth…

Trattamento riabilitativo della gonartrosi di grado severo non operabile

Case- report: frattura di collo- femorale e sindrome di Fahr.

LA PALMITOILETANOLAMIDE NEL DOLORE RADICOLARE DA ERNIA DISCALE LOMBARE IN SINERGIA AL TRATTAMENTO RIABILITATIVO

Femoral neck's fracture in Fahr's Syndorme

Fahr's syndrome is a rare neurological diseas characterized by the presence of idiopathic deposition of calcium in aeras of the brain that control movements.