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1. Potenziali applicazioni delle cellule staminali nelle patologie renali: impiego di molecole sintetiche per il differenziamento in progenitori renali

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BIANCHI, FRANCESCA, LA MANNA, GAETANO, CANTONI, SILVIA, CAVALLINI, CLAUDIA, CAPPUCCILLI, MARIA, PERSICI, ELISA, PICCARI, MATTEO, SCOLARI, MARIA, VENTURA, CARLO, STEFONI, SERGIO, Scarlata I, Perbellini A, Bianchi F, La Manna G, Cantoni S, Cavallini C, Scarlata I, Cappuccilli ML, Persici E, Piccari M, Scolari MP, Perbellini A, Ventura C, and Stefoni S

Published
2007

2. Impiego combinato HFR-Profiler: risultati clinici a breve-medio termine

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COLI', LUIGI, DONATI, GABRIELE, URSINO, MAURO, CIANCIOLO, GIUSEPPE, PICCARI, MATTEO, COMAI, GIORGIA, NASTASI, VALENTINA, RICCI, DAVIDE, STALTERI, LUCIA, RUGGERI, GIOVANNI, STEFONI, SERGIO, Colì L, Donati G, Ursino M, Cianciolo G, Piccari M, Comai G, Nastasi V, Ricci D, Stalteri L, Ruggeri G, and Stefoni S.

Subjects
profiler, ipotensione intradialitica, HFR
Published
2007

3. INDICAZIONI NEFROLOGICHE AL TRAPIANTO COMBINATO RENE-FEGATO

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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

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

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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

5. A comparative study of renal preservation for the prevention of ischemia/reperfusion injury: Machine Perfusion versus Cold Storage in a porcine autotransplant model

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CONTE, DILETTA, CAPPUCCILLI, MARIA, LA MANNA, GAETANO, NARDO, BRUNO, PUVIANI, LORENZA, BELTEMPO, PAOLO, PICCARI, MATTEO, BERTELLI, RICCARDO, MOSCONI, GIOVANNI, SCOLARI, MARIA, FAENZA, ALESSANDRO, STEFONI, SERGIO, Pacilè V., Conte D., Cappuccilli M.L., La Manna G., Nardo B., Puviani L., Beltempo P., Piccari M., Bertelli R., Pacilè V., Mosconi G., Scolari M.P., Faenza A., and Stefoni S.

Published
2005

7. Therapy strategies in the prevention of chronic allograft nephropathy

Author

SCOLARI, MARIA, CAPPUCCILLI, MARIA, COMAI, GIORGIA, PICCARI, MATTEO, ORTOLANI, MICHELA, CONTE, DILETTA, LANCI, NICOLE, BIANCHI, FRANCESCA, TODESCHINI, PAOLA, CAMPIERI, CLAUDIO, STEFONI, SERGIO, Scolari MP, Cappuccilli ML, Comai G, Piccari M, Ortolani M, Conte D, Lanci N, Bianchi F, Todeschini P, Campieri C, and Stefoni S.

Subjects
FTY720, Immunosuppressive therapy, Chronic allograft nephropathy, Calcineurin inhibitor, food and beverages, Kidney transplant, Nephrotoxicity
Abstract

Chronic allograft nephropathy (CAN) is an anatomical and clinical alteration, characterized by proteinuria, hypertension and a progressive decline in kidney function, which begins at variable times (months, years) and can lead to the loss of the transplanted organ. CAN pathogenesis, which remains to be fully clarified, involves both immunological (early acute rejection, hyperimmunization, HLA-mismatches between donor and recipient, suboptimal immunosuppression, etc) and non-immunological factors (ischemia/reperfusion injury, reduced nephron mass, age differences between donor and recipient, dialysis time, hypertension, dislipidemia, proteinuria, etc). The possible prevention strategies for CAN consist of procedures aimed at the reduction of some potential risk factors: optimization of the conditions for organ explantation, diminution of ischemia/reperfusion injury, aggressive pharmacological treatment of acute rejection episodes, routine utilization of anti-hypertensive and hypolipidemic agents, and appropriate and rational immunosuppressive regimen. Moreover, some categories of immunosuppressive drugs, such as calcineurin inhibitors, can have a nephrotoxic effect, often regardless of therapeutic dosage. The introduction in clinical practice of novel immunosuppressive drugs with no nephrotoxicity, like mycophenolate mofetil and rapamycin, makes therapeutical strategies able to reduce the incidence of CAN feasible.

Published
2005

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