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1. Per una capacity building cognitiva delle organizzazioni culturali in tempi di complessità

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De Biase, F., Burlando, R., Petrini, C., Saura Fornero, S., Maurizio Grandi, M., Arcagni, S., Pessione, M., Cicerchia, A., Maddalon, M., Bollo, A., Argano, L., Pecci, A.M., Solima, L., Viola, F., Manzini, E., Maltese, F., Colmo, S., Mulasso, A., Paltrinieri, R., Allegrini, G., Riitano, A., Quaglia, R., Remotti, F., Ajani, G., Garbarini, A., De Piccoli, N., Gentinetta, A., Perone, U., De Biase F., Argano, Lucio, Argano L., De Biase, F., Burlando, R., Petrini, C., Saura Fornero, S., Maurizio Grandi, M., Arcagni, S., Pessione, M., Cicerchia, A., Maddalon, M., Bollo, A., Argano, L., Pecci, A.M., Solima, L., Viola, F., Manzini, E., Maltese, F., Colmo, S., Mulasso, A., Paltrinieri, R., Allegrini, G., Riitano, A., Quaglia, R., Remotti, F., Ajani, G., Garbarini, A., De Piccoli, N., Gentinetta, A., Perone, U., De Biase F., Argano, Lucio, and Argano L.

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Il saggio evidenzia la necessità di sviluppare una capacità cognitiva nel settore dell'organizzazione culturale rispetto alla complessità dei linguaggi, delle pratiche, delle forme e dei modelli gestionali riferiti alla cultura e alle arti

Published
2020

4. Public Art, Identity and Ownership

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Donati, A, Ajani, G, DONATI, ALESSANDRA, Ajani, G., Donati, A, Ajani, G, DONATI, ALESSANDRA, and Ajani, G.

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L'art contemporain contribue à représenter et à définir l'identité sociale et culturelle de notre temps. Le droit national et supranational représente et définit les règles de nos actes pour la gestion des relations sociales. D'une part l'art ne connait pas de limites, d’autre part, le droit établit règles et limites. Le droit jusqu’à présent n’a pas établi de limites à la création artistique, et, en ce qui concerne l’art public, il n’est intervenu qu’en donnant des limites quantitatives (qui caractérisent les dimensions de l’œuvre) et non esthétiques ou éthiques. En partant de la constatation que l’art public aujourd’hui a des nouvelles caractéristiques, comme la spécificité de sa réalisation (site specific) et la relation avec le public, nous essaierons de montrer les lacunes et l’embarras du droit vis-à-vis de l’art public. Les tensions entre l’artiste, le public et l’œuvre ne peuvent être résolues par des interventions sporadiques, nées de conflits et d’urgences, ni limitées par des paramètres et des contraintes préventives. Nous montrerons que pour atteindre ce nouvel équilibre entre les acteurs, sans brimer l’art et la créativité de l’artiste, il faut se concentrer sur deux notions : la responsabilité et le devoir d’information, autant de la part du maître de l’ouvrage qui finance l’œuvre avec des fonds publics que de celle de l’artiste qui exécute l’œuvre. Ces deux notions renvoient en échange au droit des citoyens à être informés et sensibilisés

Published
2011

6. I diritti dell'arte contemporanea

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DONATI, ALESSANDRA, Ajani, G., Donati, A, Ajani, G, DONATI, ALESSANDRA, Ajani, G., Donati, A, and Ajani, G

Published
2011

7. Assicurazione e responsabilità civile: i termini del loro rapporto

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AA.VV., AJANI, G., GAMBARO, A., GRAZIADEI, M., SACCO, R., VIGORITI, V., WAELBROECK, M., Ponzanelli, Giulio, Ponzanelli, Giulio (ORCID:0000-0002-9970-4301), AA.VV., AJANI, G., GAMBARO, A., GRAZIADEI, M., SACCO, R., VIGORITI, V., WAELBROECK, M., Ponzanelli, Giulio, and Ponzanelli, Giulio (ORCID:0000-0002-9970-4301)

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Il saggio indaga il rapporto sussistente tra il profilo della responsabilità civile e quello assicurativo

Published
2011

12. Immediate application of vacuum assisted closure dressing over free muscle flaps in the lower extremity does not compromise flap survival and results in decreased flap thickness

Author

Harvey Chim, Yasmina Zoghbi, Ajani George Nugent, Wrood Kassira, Morad Askari, and Christopher John Salgado

Subjects
Free tissue flaps, Negative pressure wound therapy, Reconstructive surgery, Tibial fractures, Gustilo classification, Surgical flaps, Surgery, RD1-811
Abstract

Background Free muscle flaps are a mainstay for reconstruction of distal third leg wounds and for large lower extremity wounds with exposed bone. However a major problem is the significant postoperative flap swelling, which may take months to resolve. We studied the efficacy and safety of immediate application of a vacuum assisted closure (VAC) dressing after a free muscle flap to the lower extremity.

Published
2018
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14. I rimedi all'inadempimento

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TORSELLO, MARCO, GALGANO F., FERRARI F., AJANI G., and Torsello M.

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Inadempimento, Diritto dei contratti, Rimedi all'inadempimento, Diritto comparato, contratti, inadempimento, rimedi all'inadempimento, RIMEDI, DIRITTO UNIFORME, Risoluzione, Adempimento in forma specifica, Risarcimento del danno, CONTRATTO
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Il contributo analizza il tema dei rimedi all'inadempimento contrattuale prendendo in esame sia alcuni tra i più rilevanti ordinamenti nazionali di civil law e di common law, sia le principali fonti sovranazionali di disciplina dei contratti internazionali. Lo studio è condotto sulla base della ripartizione tra rimedi che conducono alla caducazione del vincolo contrattuale, rimedi che preludono all'esecuzione in forma specifica della prestazione inadempiuta e rimedi monetari.

Published
2006

15. Eco-toxic Risk Assessment of microplastics in water and sediment across Nigeria Offshore, Gulf of Guinea.

Author

Yakub AS, Bassey BO, Bello AI, Bello BO, Olapoju OA, Agwu OA, Balogun KJ, Igbo JK, Ajani G, Odedere AO, and Izge MA

Subjects
Nigeria, Risk Assessment, Seawater chemistry, Water Pollutants, Chemical analysis, Geologic Sediments chemistry, Environmental Monitoring, Microplastics analysis
Abstract

Globally, the environmental impacts of microplastics (MPs) as emerging pollutants have drawn a lot of attention. This study aimed to assess the distribution and associated potential ecotoxic risk of MPs in the water and sediment of Nigeria's offshore waters. Water and sediment samples were collected from sixteen (16) stations in October 2023 and analysed using Attenuated Total Reflectance-Fourier Transform Infrared (ATR-FTIR) spectroscopy and stereomicroscopy. For physical characterization, the composition of MPs in sediment and water was 73 particles/kg and 48 particles/L, respectively, while the ATR-FTIR composition at the Eastern Zone (EZ) was 705 particles/L and 1033 particles/kg, the Central Zone (CZ) was 212 particles/L and 338 particles/kg, and the Western Zone (WZ) was 223 particles/L and 218 particles/kg. The identified MPs shapes were filaments, plastic films, fibre, and microbeads. Polychloroprene (CR) (18.10% and 16.86%) at EZ and CZ and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) (20.64%) at WZ were most abundant in sediment, respectively. In comparison, PVA (22.3%, 22.2%, and 21.08%) was most abundant across EZ, CZ, and WZ in water. The polymer-based plastic contamination factors (ppCf) and pollution load index (pPLI) showed low contamination and pollution load, and the polymer risk index (pRi) showed medium and low risk in water and sediment, respectively. The polymer ecological risks index (pERI) showed a high-risk level (pERI: 1,001-10,000) in water and sediment across the EZ, CZ, and WZ of the Nigerian offshore waters. In marine environments, an extensive environmental monitoring program and trend forecasting for microplastics are crucial. This study will provide theoretical and technical support for developing efficient legislation or policy on the prevention and control of plastic pollution., (© 2024. The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.)

Published
2024
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16. Repeat stool testing to diagnose Clostridium difficile infection using enzyme immunoassay does not increase diagnostic yield.

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Deshpande A, Pasupuleti V, Patel P, Ajani G, Hall G, Hu B, Jain A, and Rolston DD

Subjects
Adult, Aged, Clostridioides difficile metabolism, Female, Humans, Immunoenzyme Techniques methods, Male, Middle Aged, Retrospective Studies, Sensitivity and Specificity, Bacterial Proteins analysis, Bacterial Toxins analysis, Clinical Laboratory Techniques methods, Clostridioides difficile pathogenicity, Clostridium Infections diagnosis, Enterotoxins analysis, Feces chemistry
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Background & Aims: Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) is a hospital-acquired infection with increasing incidence and severity. The most frequently used test to diagnose CDI is an enzyme immunoassay (EIA) for toxins A and B in stool samples. It is common to test 2 or more stool samples, based on the assumption that this detects CDI with greater sensitivity than analysis of 1 sample. We investigated whether repeat stool testing significantly improves the diagnostic yield for CDI., Methods: We performed a retrospective analysis of hospitalized patients who were tested for CDI using EIA. From year 2005 to 2008, 39,402 stool samples from 17,971 patients with 29,373 diarrhea episodes were tested. Transition probabilities were calculated based on results from repeated tests., Results: A total of 2692 diarrheal episodes (9.17%) were diagnosed with CDI. Based on results of 3 consecutive tests, 2675 (99.36%) were diagnosed with CDI. The first stool sample tested produced positive results for 90.7% of cases. When samples were tested consecutively, for the second and third time, an additional 6.6% and 2% patients had positive test results, respectively. If the first test result was negative, the probability of the second test result being positive was 2.7%. If the first 2 test results were negative, the probability of the third test result being positive was 2.3%., Conclusions: In patients who had multiple stool samples tested for CDI by EIA, almost 91% were accurately diagnosed based on the results of a single stool sample alone. Subsequent testing yielded a positive result in only 8.6% of patients. We therefore recommend that repeat testing not be done on a routine basis because it does not significantly improve diagnostic yield., (Copyright © 2011 AGA Institute. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.)

Published
2011
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