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1. INDICAZIONI NEFROLOGICHE AL TRAPIANTO COMBINATO RENE-FEGATO

Author

MOSCONI, GIOVANNI, SCOLARI, MARIA, FELICIANGELI, GIORGIO, LIVIANO D'ARCANGELO, GIOVANNI, BUSCAROLI, ANDREA, D'ADDIO, FRANCESCA, CRISTINO, STEFANIA, PICCARI, MATTEO, COMAI, GIORGIA, STEFONI, SERGIO, Mosconi G, Scolari MP, Feliciangeli G, Liviano D'Arcangelo G, Buscaroli A, D'Addio F, Cristino S, Piccari M, Comai G, and Stefoni S

Published
2006

2. Trapianto Combinato Rene-Fegato: Esperienza del Policlinico S.Orsola di Bologna

Author

MOSCONI, GIOVANNI, FELICIANGELI, GIORGIO, LIVIANO D'ARCANGELO, GIOVANNI, D'ADDIO, FRANCESCA, FALASCHINI, ALESSANDRA, FAENZA, ALESSANDRO, PINNA, ANTONIO DANIELE, SCOLARI, MARIA, STEFONI, SERGIO, Mosconi G, Feliciangeli G, Liviano D’Arcangelo G, D’Addio F, Falaschini A, Faenza A, Pinna AD, Scolari MP, and Stefoni S.

Subjects
TRAPIANTO COMBINATO FEGATO-RENE, GRAFT SURVIVAL
Published
2006

3. Anticorpi anti-HLA preformati e Trapianto Combinato Rene-Fegato. Caso clinico

Author

MOSCONI, GIOVANNI, FELICIANGELI, GIORGIO, D'ADDIO, FRANCESCA, BUSCAROLI, ANDREA, BORGNINO, LUIGI CARLO, FAENZA, ALESSANDRO, ERCOLANI, GIORGIO, PINNA, ANTONIO DANIELE, STEFONI, SERGIO, Zanelli P, Mosconi G, Feliciangeli G, D’Addio F, Zanelli P, Buscaroli A, Borgnino LC, Faenza A, Ercolani G, Pinna AD, and Stefoni S.

Subjects
TRAPIANTO COMBINATO FEGATO-RENE, CROSS-MATCH, HLA PREFORMATI
Published
2006

4. Delayed Graft Function (DGF) e Trapianto Renale: studio dei principali fattori di rischio

Author

COMAI, GIORGIA, LA MANNA, GAETANO, SCOLARI, MARIA, D'ADDIO, FRANCESCA, CRISTINO, STEFANIA, NASTASI, VALENTINA, PANICALI, LAURA, MOSCONI, GIOVANNI, STEFONI, SERGIO, Comai G, La Manna G, Scolari MP, D’Addio F, Cristino S, Nastasi V, Panicali L, Mosconi G, and Stefoni S.

Subjects
DELAYED GRAFT FUNCTION, TRAPIANTO RENALE, FATTORI DI RISCHIO
Published
2006

5. Perfusione Continua versus Ipotermia Semplice nel Trapianto d’organo. Studio sperimentale su modello animale

Author

CONTE, DILETTA, LA MANNA, GAETANO, BIANCHI, FRANCESCA, CAPPUCCILLI, MARIA, D'ADDIO, FRANCESCA, PICCARI, MATTEO, COMAI, GIORGIA, MOSCONI, GIOVANNI, SCOLARI, MARIA, FAENZA, ALESSANDRO, STEFONI, SERGIO, Conte D, La Manna G, Bianchi F, Cappuccilli ML, D’Addio F, Piccari M, Comai G, Mosconi G, Scolari MP, Faenza A, and Stefoni S.

Subjects
MODELLO ANIMALE, IPOTERMIA SEMPLICE, ISCHEMIA/RIPERFUSIONE, TRAPIANTO RENALE, PERFUSIONE CONTINUA
Published
2006

8. [Novel immunological aspects of pediatric kidney transplantation].

Author

D'Addio F, Vergani A, Di Fenza R, Tezza S, Bassi R, and Fiorina P

Subjects
Child, Humans, Kidney Transplantation immunology
Abstract

Pediatric kidney transplantation has been a serious challenge from the outset. The main reason lies in the immune system of children, which presents significant differences in terms of lymphocyte subpopulation distribution and alloimmune response activation from the adult immune system. These differences are greatest between neonates and adults, while they decrease in a linear and age-dependent fashion. In the past, kidney transplantation in children was a courageous initiative, given the poorer outcomes compared with adult recipients. Today, thanks to advances in therapy protocols and a better knowledge of the pediatric immune system, graft survival in pediatric patients has significantly improved and transplantation is the standard of care for the treatment of chronic organ failure in children. Moreover, there is growing interest in the field of pediatric transplantation because of the recipients' peculiar infective risk profile, the underestimated cardiovascular risk, and the necessity to identify both new non-invasive diagnostic techniques and the characteristics that make the pediatric immune system so peculiar. Acquiring new knowledge in those fields may slow down the adoption of new therapies but, on the other hand, it may represent a starting point to provide pediatric allograft recipients with diagnostic and therapeutic advantages and ultimately achieve allograft tolerance.

Published
2012

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