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1. INUSUALE LOCALIZZAZIONE DI NEURINOMI.PRESENTAZIONE DI DUE CASI

Author

INUSUALE LOCALIZZAZIONE DI N.E.U.R.I.N.O.M.I. PRESENTAZIONE DI DUE, CASI, DAVANZO R., NATALE M., SCUOTTO, Assunta, CAPPABIANCA, Salvatore, SQUILLANTE D., MIGLIACCIO N., DAVANZO R., NATALE M., SCUOTTO A, CAPPABIANCA S., SQUILLANTE D., MIGLIACCIO N., PRESENTAZIONE DI DUE, INUSUALE LOCALIZZAZIONE DI N. E. U. R. I. N. O. M. I., Casi, Davanzo, R., Natale, M., Scuotto, Assunta, Cappabianca, Salvatore, Squillante, D., and Migliaccio, N.

Published
1997

2. ALTERAZIONI GIUNZIONALI OCCIPITO- CERVICALE E CERVICO-TORACICA PER AGENESIA DELL’ARCO POSTERIORE DELL’ATLANTE, STENOSI ARTROSICA DA C4 A C7 E LISTESI DI C7'

Author

Gragnaniello C., Squillante D., D’Agostino V., Esposito D., CIRILLO, Mario, Fasano G., De Paulis D., BARBARISI, Manlio, Torelli G., Moraci A., SCUOTTO, Assunta, SUN, Gragnaniello, C., Scuotto, Assunta, Squillante, D., D’Agostino, V., Esposito, D., Cirillo, Mario, Fasano, G., De Paulis, D., Barbarisi, Manlio, Torelli, G., and Moraci, A.

Published
2006

4. EVOLUZIONE DI MIELOPATIA SPONDILOGENA CERVICALE

Author

D’Avanzo R., Natale M., Bocchetti A., Squillante D., D’Avanzo C., Cioffi L., Guarnieri G., ROTONDO, Michele, SCUOTTO, Assunta, SUN, D’Avanzo, R., Scuotto, Assunta, Natale, M., Bocchetti, A., Squillante, D., D’Avanzo, C., Cioffi, L., Guarnieri, G., and Rotondo, Michele

Published
2003

5. 'Ernie del disco cervicali'

Author

ROTONDO, Michele, Squillante D, D’Avanzo R, Profeta L, Cioffi F., Rotondo, Michele, Squillante, D, D’Avanzo, R, Profeta, L, and Cioffi, F.

Published
2000

14. FUROSEMIDE AND MANNITOL-INDUCED CHANGES IN SERUM ELECTROLYTES

Author

Squillante D, R. Mumoli, G. Cafaggi, C. Tommasino, M. A. Scafuro, R. Mancini, Miele E., SCUOTTO, Assunta, Squillante, D, R., Mumoli, Scuotto, Assunta, G., Cafaggi, C., Tommasino, M. A., Scafuro, R., Mancini, and Miele, E.

Published
1981

17. Trauma midollare dorsale in ratti. Studio sperimentale preliminare

Author

C. PARLATO, ACCARDO, Marina, V. CERVELLI, M. MORACI, BARBARISI, Manlio, L. CIUFFI, G. FASANO, M. GIORDANO, L. COLUMBANO, C. GRAGNANIELLO, M.A. SCAFURO, RS PARLATO, D. SQUILLANTE, L. FRASCADORE, A. MORACI, L. CUCCURULLO, F.A. CIOFFI, Parlato, C., Accardo, Marina, Cervelli, V., Moraci, M., Barbarisi, Manlio, Ciuffi, L., Fasano, G., Giordano, M., Columbano, L., Gragnaniello, C., Scafuro, M. A., Parlato, R, Squillante, D., Frascadore, L., Moraci, A., Cuccurullo, L., and Cioffi, F. A.

Published
2005

18. POSTOPERATIVE LUMBAR DISCITIS

Author

M, Natale, M, Lama, R, D'Avanzo, D, Squillante, F A, Cioffi, Natale, Massimo, Lama, M, D'Avanzo, Raffaele, Squillante, D, and Cioffi, F. A.

Subjects
Adult, Male, Discitis, Lumbar Vertebrae, Postoperative Complications, Humans, Female, Intervertebral Disc Displacement
Abstract

The authors report our experience on 19 cases of discitis developed after operations for herniated lumbar disc. Because of the negativity of the neuroradiological studies in the acute stage, the recognition of the typical syndrome (severe back pain, spasm of the paravertebral lumbar muscles, limited spinal motility, fever) beginning 3-30 days post-operatively and the study of some laboratory tests (elevated Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and midly to moderately elevated white blood cells (WBC) are very important for diagnosis. The first radiographic findings (disc space narrowing, ecc.) are detectable only 4 to 6 weeks after the first symptoms; other X-ray findings are not seen post-operatively before 6 months-2 years. The CT-scan is diagnostic of discitis only when the following three specific signs are present: a) anterior paravertebral soft tissue swelling with obliteration of paravertebral fat planes; b) fragmentation or erosion of vertebral end plates; c) paravertebral fluid collection (abscess). In our experience a period of immobilization of the spine with a plaster body jackets and the use of adequate antibiotic therapy are the more effective treatment. Undoubtedly the discits are the results of an infection that must be prevented adhering to the aseptic principles not only during surgery but also during the procedures performed in the radiology suite.

Published
1992

19. Ceftazidime in the treatment of infective complications of spinal cord lesions

Author

A, Punzo, D, Squillante, M, Natale, D, Martiniello, F A, Cioffi, Punzo, A, Squillante, D, Natale, Massimo, Martiniello, D, and Cioffi, Fa

Subjects
Adult, Male, Adolescent, Dose-Response Relationship, Drug, Bacterial Infections, Microbial Sensitivity Tests, Middle Aged, Ceftazidime, Random Allocation, Sepsis, Drug Evaluation, Humans, Female, Amikacin, Spinal Cord Injuries
Abstract

The use and the abuse of the antibiotics are certainly a subject of great concern, particularly for the increasing incidence of multiresistant bacteria. Since these resistant organisms may be sensitive to cephalosporin, we have tested the effectiveness of a new cephalosporin, ceftazidime, in the treatment of resistant infection in spinal cord injured patients. A randomized study of ceftazidime versus amikacin was carried out on twenty patients. The preliminary results are presented.

Published
1984

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