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6. Nuovi dati sull’edilizia religiosa medievale in area capuana. L‘insediamento di Monte Santa Croce a Piana di Monte Verna (Caserta)

Author

BUSINO, Nicola, G. Sangermano, L. R. Cielo, C. Azzara, V. Loré, A. Thomas, M. Dell'Olmo, G. Loud, T. Indelli, E. A. Arslan, A. Galdi, L. A. Berto, C. Bottiglieri, T De Angelis, A. Tagliente, K. Wolf, M. Di Branco, C. Lambert, D. Ferraiuolo, M. Pagano, F. Marazzi, B. Visentin, S. Quilici Gigli, C. Corsi, G. Murro, F. Sirano, F. Sogliani, A. Carcaiso, A. Frisetti, C. Crova, M. Acierno, N. Busino, U. Schulte-Umberg, F. Russo, L. Di Corsmo, J. M. Martin, F. Marazzi, and Busino, Nicola

Subjects
monastero, archeologia, alto medioevo, chiesa, Capua
Abstract

Le ricerche avviate nel 2013 presso il cenobio di Monte Santa Croce (Piana di Monte Verna, Caserta) hanno evidenziato le principali vestigia di questo piccolo agglomerato monastico fondato alla fine del X secolo e successivamente ampliato nel corso dei secoli successivi. Le indagini archeologiche ne ipotizzano altresì l'abbandono, avvenuto presumibilmente alla metà/fine del XVI secolo.

Published
2017

7. Renal failure in ascites secondary to hepatic, renal, and pancreatic disease. Treatment with a LeVeen peritoneovenous shunt.

Author

Wapnick S, Grosberg S, Kinney M, Azzara V, and LeVeen HH

Subjects
Acute Kidney Injury surgery, Humans, Jugular Veins surgery, Liver Cirrhosis surgery, Nephrotic Syndrome surgery, Pancreatic Diseases surgery, Acute Kidney Injury etiology, Ascites therapy, Liver Cirrhosis complications, Nephrotic Syndrome complications, Pancreatic Diseases complications, Peritoneal Cavity
Abstract

Renal failure occurs in ascites of diverse causes. Functional renal failure (the hepatorenal syndrome) in cirrhotic patients is usually progressive and rapidly fatal. Insertion of a LeVeen shunt significantly reduces weight, as well as abdominal girth, and improves preoperative urine flow (488 vs 2,318 ml/24 hr; P less than .001) and natriuresis (12 +/- 15 vs 45 +/- 33 mEq/liter; P less than .003). The shunt should not be inserted in patients with alcoholic hepatitis (bilirubin level greater than 8 mg/100 ml). Ascitic fluid should be discarded at the time of surgery in patients with impaired cardiac function, a bleeding diathesis, and when liver function is more severely deranged.

Published
1978
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