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2. Early Mobilization and Acute Rehabilitation in the NeuroICU

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Formisano, R., Aloisi, M., Azicnuda, E., Silvestro, D., Ciurli, M. P., Bivona, U., Mahanna Gabrielli, Elizabeth, editor, O'Phelan, Kristine H., editor, Kumar, Monisha A., editor, Levine, Joshua, editor, Le Roux, Peter, editor, Gabrielli, Andrea, editor, and Layon, A. Joseph, editor

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2024
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14. Movements of the Sciara Del Fuoco

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Bonforte, A., primary, Aloisi, M., additional, Antonello, G., additional, Casagli, N., additional, Fortuny-Guash, J., additional, Guerri, L., additional, Nunnari, G., additional, Puglisi, G., additional, Spata, A., additional, and Tarchi, D., additional

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2013
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21. Cognitive and affective disorders associated to HIV infection in the HAART era: findings from the NeuroICONA study: Cognitive impairment and depression in HIV/AIDS. The NeuroICONA study

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Starace, F, Bartoli, L, Aloisi, M. S, Antinori, A, Narciso, P, Ippolito, G, Ravasio, L, Moioli, M. C, Vangi, D, Gennero, L, Coronado, O. V, Giacometti, A, Nappa, S, Perulli, M. L, Montesarchio, V, La Gala, A, Ricci, F, Cristiano, L, De Marco, M, Izzo, C, Pezzotti, P, and D'Arminio Monforte, A

Published
2002

25. Nociception Coma Scale with personalized painful stimulation versus standard stimulus in non-communicative patients with disorders of consciousness.

Author

Formisano, R., Contrada, M., Aloisi, M., Ferri, G., Schiattone, S., Iosa, M., and Buzzi, M.G.

Subjects
COMA, PAIN perception, CONSCIOUSNESS disorders, DISEASES, FINGERNAILS
Abstract

Introduction: Persons with disorders of consciousness (DoC) may perceive pain without being able to communicate their discomfort. Nociception Coma Scale (NCS) and its revised form (NCS-R) have been proposed to assess nociception in coma survivors with DoC.Objective: Aim of the present study was to compare, in non-communicative patients with DoC, NCS-R scores obtained with the standard pressure on fingernail bed (standard stimulus, SS) versus other personalized painful stimuli (PS), to verify possible correlations between NCS-R and Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R).Materials and Methods: Twenty-one patients with DoC were included in the study. Responsiveness and pain perception were assessed by CRS-R and NCS-R with standard stimulus (NCS-R-SS) and personalized stimulation (NCS-R-PS). Statistical analysis was performed with the nonparametric Wilcoxon test for comparison of both total NCS-R-SS and NCS-R-PS scores.Results: NCS-R at admission showed that 9 of 21 patients (42.8%) had higher scores in response to personalized stimulus compared to standard stimulus. Significant correlation with CRS-R were found for both NCS-R-SS (R = 0.701, p = .008) and NCS-R-PS (R = 0.564, p = .045). Discussion: The preliminary results obtained in the present study suggest that NCS-R-PS may disclose pain perception in a larger number of non-communicative patients with DoC, compared to NCS-R-SS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2020
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31. Reply to 'Comments on the paper 'Are the source models of the M7.1 1908 Messina Straits earthquake reliable? Insights from a novel inversion and sensitivity analysis of levelling data' by Aloisi et al. (2012)'

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Aloisi M., Bruno V., Cannavò F., Mattia M., Monaco C., Palano M., FERRANTI, LUIGI, Aloisi, M., Bruno, V., Cannavò, F., Ferranti, Luigi, Mattia, M., Monaco, C., and Palano, M.

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Geophysics, Transient deformation, Geochemistry and Petrology, Levelling, Inversion (meteorology), Geology, Seismology
Abstract

We reply to the comments of De Natale and Pino (2013) on the paper ‘Are the source models of the M 7.1 1908 Messina Straits earthquake reliable? Insights from a novel inversion and sensitivity analysis of levelling data’ by Aloisi et al. (2012, Geophys. J. Int., 192, 1025– 1041). We entirely reject their speculative comments and confirm our viewpoint about the impossibility of discriminating between the two oppositely dipping fault models on the basis of the levelling data alone;we state again that their role as a keystone formodellers is untenable. The comments of De Natale and Pino (2013) are welcomed insofar they give us the possibility to improve our previous analysis, and to criticize the mainstream hypothesis favouring to a low-angle East dipping fault in the Sicilian side of the Messina Straits as responsible of the 1908 destructive earthquake.

Published
2014

32. Are the source models of the M 7.1 Messina Straits earthquake reliable? Insights from a novel inversion and a sensitivity analysis of levelling data

Author

Aloisi M., Bruno V., Cannavò F., Mattia M., Monaco C., Palano M., FERRANTI, LUIGI, Aloisi, M., Bruno, V., Cannavò, F., Ferranti, Luigi, Mattia, M., Monaco, C., and Palano, M.

Abstract

For decades, many authors have attempted to define the location, geometry and kinematics of the causative fault for the 1908 December 28, M 7.1 earthquake that struck the Messina Straits between Sicily and Calabria (southern Italy). The coseismic displacement caused a predominant downwarping of the Straits and small land uplift away from it, which were documented by levelling surveys performed 1 yr before and immediately after the earthquake. Most of the source models based on inversion of levelling data suggested that the earthquake was caused by a low angle, east-dipping blind normal fault, whose upper projection intersects the Earth surface on the Sicilian (west) side of the Messina Straits.An alternative interpretation holds that the causative fault is one of the high-angle, west-dipping faults located in southern Calabria, on the eastern side of the Straits, and may in large part coincide with the mapped Armo Fault. Here, we critically review the levelling data with the aim of defining both their usefulness and limits in modelling the seismogenic fault. We demonstrate that the levelling data alone are not capable of discriminating between the two oppositely dipping fault models, and thus their role as a keystone for modellers is untenable. However, new morphotectonic and geodetic data indicate that the Armo Fault has very recent activity and is accumulating strain. The surface observations, together with appraisal ofmacroseismic intensity distribution, available seismic tomography and marine geophysical evidence, lends credit to the hypothesis that the Armo and possibly the S. Eufemia faults are part of a major crustal structure that slipped during the 1908 earthquake.

Published
2013

33. Insights into magma and fluid transfer at Mount Etna by a multiparametric approach: A model of the events leading to the 2011 eruptive cycle

Author

Patanè, D., Aiuppa, A., Aloisi, M., Behncke, B., Cannata, A., Coltelli, M., Di Grazia, G., Gambino, S., Gurrieri, S., Mattia, M., Salerno, G., Patanè, D, Aiuppa, A, Aloisi, M, Behncke, B, Cannata, A, Coltelli, M, Di Grazia, G, Gambino, S, Gurrieri, S, Mattia, M, and Salerno, G

Subjects
Geophysics, ground deformation, Geochemistry and Petrology, Space and Planetary Science, Mt. Etna, volcano plumbing system, Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous), CO2, SO2, volcanic tremor
Published
2013

36. Effects of profiler-HD on dialysis intolerance: results of a multicentric italian study

Author

COLI', LUIGI, Aloisi M, Atti M, Bergamini C, Balducci A, Bellazzi R, Cecchini F, Cristinelli L, Di Filippo S, Mariangeli G, Morosetti M, Quarello F, Sasdelli M, Stallone C, Tancredi M, Tarchini R, STEFONI, SERGIO, Colì L, Aloisi M, Atti M, Bergamini C, Balducci A, Bellazzi R, Cecchini F, Cristinelli L, Di Filippo S, Mariangeli G, Morosetti M, Quarello F, Sasdelli M, Stallone C, Tancredi M, Tarchini R, and Stefoni S

Published
2006

40. Cognitive and affective disorders associated to HIV infection in the HAART era: Findings from the NeuroICONA study

Author

Starace F., Bartoli L., Aloisi M. S., Antinori A., NARCISO, Floriana, Ippolito G., Ravasio L., Moioli M. C., Vangi D., Gennero L., Coronado O. V., Giacometti A., Nappa S., Perulli M. L., Montesarchio V., La Gala A., Ricci F., Cristiano L., De Marco M., Izzo C., Pezzotti P., D'Arminio Monforte A., Starace, F., Bartoli, L., Aloisi, M. S., Antinori, A., Narciso, Floriana, Ippolito, G., Ravasio, L., Moioli, M. C., Vangi, D., Gennero, L., Coronado, O. V., Giacometti, A., Nappa, S., Perulli, M. L., Montesarchio, V., La Gala, A., Ricci, F., Cristiano, L., De Marco, M., Izzo, C., Pezzotti, P., and D'Arminio Monforte, A.

Subjects
Adult, Male, Cognition Disorder, Mood Disorder, Depression, Antiretroviral Therapy, Highly Active, Prevalence, Female, Neuropsychological test, Middle Aged, HIV infection, Human, Cognitive disorder
Abstract

To assess the natural story of HIV-associated affective and cognitive disorders and the relationship with clinical, pharmacological, immunological and behavioural factors.

Published
2002

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