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1. Erratum to: Risk of cancer incidence before the age of 15 years after exposure to ionising radiation from computed tomography: results from a German cohort study

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Krille, L., Dreger, S., Schindel, R., Albrecht, T., Asmussen, M., Barkhausen, J., Berthold, J. D., Chavan, A., Claussen, C., Forsting, M., Gianicolo, E. A. L., Jablonka, K., Jahnen, A., Langer, M., Laniado, M., Lotz, J., Mentzel, H. J., Queißer-Wahrendorf, A., Rompel, O., Schlick, J., Schneider, K., Schumacher, M., Seidenbusch, M., Spix, C., Spors, B., Staatz, G., Vogl, T., Wagner, J., Weisser, G., Zeeb, H., and Blettner, M.

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2017
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2. Risk of cancer incidence before the age of 15 years after exposure to ionising radiation from computed tomography: results from a German cohort study

Author

Krille, L., Dreger, S., Schindel, R., Albrecht, T., Asmussen, M., Barkhausen, J., Berthold, J. D., Chavan, A., Claussen, C., Forsting, M., Gianicolo, E. A. L., Jablonka, K., Jahnen, A., Langer, M., Laniado, M., Lotz, J., Mentzel, H. J., Queißer-Wahrendorf, A., Rompel, O., Schlick, I., Schneider, K., Schumacher, M., Seidenbusch, M., Spix, C., Spors, B., Staatz, G., Vogl, T., Wagner, J., Weisser, G., Zeeb, H., and Blettner, M.

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2015
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3. ANALISI DELLA MORTALITA' NELLE PROVINCE PUGLIESI DAL 1949 AL 2008

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Vigotti M. A., Gianicolo E. A. L., Protti M. A., MONTINARI, Maria Rosa, Vigotti, M. A., Gianicolo, E. A. L., Protti, M. A., and Montinari, Maria Rosa

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Dalla fine degli anni '60, la Puglia è teaaatro di una vasta industrializzazione. Lo studio, storico-epidemiologico mira a valutare l'andamento della mortalità generale e dei tumori respiratori in quinquenni che coprono la finestra temporale 1949-2008.

Published
2012

4. Environmental indicators in EpiAir2 project: Air quality data for epidemiological surveillance [Indicatori ambientali nello studio EpiAir2: I dati di qualità dell'aria per la sorveglianza epidemiologica]

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Gandini, M., Berti, G., Cattani, G., Faustini, A., Scarinzi, C., Donato, F., Accetta, G., Angiuli, L., Caldara, S., Carreras, G., Casale, P., Di Biagio, K., Giannini, S., Iuzzolino, C., Lanzani, G., Lauriola, P., Leuci, P., Mariuz, M., Marchesi, S., Nocioni, A., Pistollato, S., Pizzi, L., Ranzi, A., Serinelli, M., Stagnaro, E., Vianello, L., Vigotti, M., Zauli-Sajani, S., Cadum, E., Alessandrini, E. R., Angelini, P., Antonelli, A., Arena, P., Assennato, G., Baccini, M., Baldacchini, F., Baldacci, S., Baldini, M., Baldo, V., Ballarino, G., Balzi, D., Barban, I., Barbati, G., Barbone, F., Barchielli, A., Baroni, S., Barontini, R., Bartolacci, S., Bellodi, S., Berico, M., Biggeri, A., Bisanti, L., Bonfanti, M., Bonomolo, A., Bonvicini, L., Bovenzi, M., Brescianini, C., Broccoli, S., Bruni, A., Calzolari, R., Canossa, E., Canova, C., Caramia, G., Casale, G., Casella, C., Casetta, A., Cernigliaro, A., Cerrai, S., Cervino, M., Cestari, L., Chellini, E., Chiusolo, M., Ciaccia, G., Cibella, F., Cocchio, S., Crosetto, L., Cuccaro, F., Daris, F., Girolamo, G., Togni, A., Di Leo, A., Di Lonardo, S., Dessì, M. P., Evangelista, A., Faccini, F., Fallani, G., Forastiere, F., Fruzzetti, R., Galassi, C., Gallo, G., Gallo, L., Ganzi, A., Garrone, E., Gatti, G., Gherardi, B., Gianicolo, E. A. L., Giua, R., Goldoni, C. A., Grechi, D., Grosa, M., Guerrini, N., Impallomeni, M., La Torretta, T., Luberto, F., Lupi, A., Madonia, G., Maio, S., Malaguti, A., Mangia, C., Mariottini, M., Marotta, A., Martini, A., Menegotto, M., Merlo, F., Migliore, E., Minerba, S., Minichilli, F., Mircea, M., Morassuto, C., Nuvolone, D., Onorati, R. N. G., Padolecchia, G., Palazzi, B., Pandolfi, P., Parodi, S., Pasetti, P., Pensato, A., Piersanti, A., Piovesan, C., Pizzuti, R., Addario, S. P., Porcaro, L., Protti, M., Puppo, A., Raciti, M., Randi, G., Rosa, M., Rubini, G., Sacco, F., Santoro, M., Sarno, G., Scala, D., Scondotto, S., Selle, V., Simeoni, R., Simonato, L., Simoni, M., Spagnolo, G., Massimo Stafoggia, Starnino, G., Stivanello, E., Tominz, R., Troiano, F., Vercelli, M., Viegi, G., Vigotti, M. A., Volta, C., Zanini, G., and Zero, F.

Published
2013

5. Acute effects of air pollution in Brindisi (Italy): a case-crossover analysis

Author

Serinelli M., Gianicolo E. A. L., Cervino M., Mangia C., Portaluri M., and Vigotti M. A.

Subjects
effetti acuti, case-crossover, inquinamento industriale, inquinamento urbano
Abstract

Objective: to evaluate the association between daily air pollutant concentration and daily data regarding mortality and hospital admissions among residents of Brindisi (Southern Italy) in the years 2003-2006. Design: the association between the time series of daily mortality (2003-2005) and hospital admissions (2003-2006) and the time series of daily pollutant concentration were analyzed using a case-crossover method and a conditional logistic regression. Bi-directional control periods were selected using a timestratified approach. Models include mean temperature, relative humidity, influence of epidemics, summer decrease of resident population and holidays as confounders. Specific models with the following variables: cause of death or hospital admission,cagender, age and season have been fitted. As hazard periods the following lags have been considered: single lag (from 0 to five) and cumulative lag (lag 0-1 for mortality and 0-3 for hospital admissions). Main outcome measures: a total of 1,792 subjects deceased of all natural causes (including cardiovascular and respiratory causes) and 6,925 hospital admissions for acute conditions (cardiac, cerebrovascular and respiratory diseases) were considered. PM10, NO2 and CO daily pollutant concentration series were examined. Results: PM10 was associated with mortality from all natural causes (10.36%; 95% CI 1.83-19.61 at lag 0-1). The risk was more pronounced for cardiovascular mortality (14.35%; 95% CI 2.11; 28.07 at lag 1). The association with hospitalization for cerebrovascular diseases was statistically significant for PM10 among females (13.4%; 95% CI 1.7; 26.4 at lag 4) and elderly over 75 years old (13.6%; 95% CI 0.4; 28.6 at lag 4). In specific population groups, increased mortality and hospital admissions have been associated with NO2. Conclusion: this study found strong and consistent associations between outdoor air pollution (coming from both industrial emissions and urban traffic) and short-term increases in

Published
2010

7. Angiosarcoma of the breast.

Author

Gianicolo ME, Gianicolo EA, Tramacere F, and Portaluri M

Subjects
Adult, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Breast Neoplasms etiology, Female, Hemangiosarcoma etiology, Humans, Middle Aged, Neoplasms, Second Primary etiology, Breast Neoplasms therapy, Hemangiosarcoma therapy
Published
2012

8. Pattern of care and results of radiotherapy in patients 80 years old and over.

Author

Petruzzelli MF, Tramacere F, Gianicolo EA, and Portaluri M

Subjects
Aged, 80 and over, Comorbidity, Dose Fractionation, Radiation, Female, Humans, Italy epidemiology, Kaplan-Meier Estimate, Male, Neoadjuvant Therapy statistics & numerical data, Neoplasms mortality, Palliative Care, Radiotherapy, Adjuvant statistics & numerical data, Retrospective Studies, Survival Rate, Treatment Outcome, Neoplasms radiotherapy
Abstract

Background and Aims: Cancer incidence increases with age and several cancer types are observed in older patients, so the need for radiotherapy (RT) in treatment of older patients with cancer is also on the rise. This study's aims to evaluate retrospectively the pattern of care and the feasibility of RT in elderly patients (80 years old and over) treated with different intents, and the impact of RT prescription on survival., Materials and Methods: We reviewed 191 patient charts from the years 2005-2007, recording age, intent of treatment, site, and type of RT. Crude and actuarial survival were estimated., Results: One hundred patients were males (M) and 91 females (F); 162 were seen on an outpatient basis, 29 as inpatients. A total of 138 patients were recruited for RT; 113 were treated, 112 completed RT. The ratio to all treated patients was 113/2125 (5.3%). Overall (treated and non-treated) cumulative survival probability was 71% for the first year, 45% for the second and 27% for the third. For treated patients, the cumulative survival probability was 67% for the first year, 43% for the second year and 23% for the third year, while for untreated patients it was 76% for the first year, 47% for the second year and 32% for the third year (Log-rank test: p = 0.23)., Conclusions: RT did not decrease survival in elderly patients.

Published
2010

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