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4. Renal angiomyolipomas: literature review and one case

Author

DI MARTINO N, ROSSIELLO R, MAFFETTONE V, CEDRANGOLO L, IZZO G, SILVESTRI A., SELVAGGI, Francesco, DI MARTINO, N, Selvaggi, Francesco, Rossiello, R, Maffettone, V, Cedrangolo, L, Izzo, G, and Silvestri, A.

Published
1995

9. Malattie della mammella. Diagnosi e terapia

Author

Viola G, Procaccini E, Lamendola MG, Sodano A, Vallone G, Cedrangolo L, Celentano A, Della Vecchia A, Rea R, Riccardi A, Trere' M., RUGGIERO, Roberto, Viola, G, Procaccini, E, Lamendola, Mg, Sodano, A, Vallone, G, Cedrangolo, L, Celentano, A, Della Vecchia, A, Rea, R, Riccardi, A, Ruggiero, Roberto, and Trere', M.

Published
1989

11. Enzymatic changes in the lymph in the thoracic duct and right lymphatic duct during extracorporeal circulation in the dog

Author

Pasqui U, Parmeggiani U, Cedrangolo L, Felice U, Barbarisi A, Gentile A, Procaccini E, de Siena M, Pasqui E., MOLEA, GUIDO, Pasqui, U, Parmeggiani, U, Cedrangolo, L, Molea, G, Felice, U, Barbarisi, Alfonso, Gentile, A, Procaccini, Eugenio, DE SIENA, M, Pasqui, E., Molea, Guido, Barbarisi, A, Procaccini, E, and de Siena, M

Abstract

The authors analysed the various enzymes in the lymph of the thoracic duct and the right lymphatic duct in a series of 15 dogs submitted to extracorporeal circulation, the experimentors noted a series of diffuse cellular lesions which involved transiently the main organs. This lesion seems only to occur at first: independent of the duration of the by-pass, probably due to hypoxia following the rapid and massive introduction of priming. It is concluded that lymph analysis is more revealing for knowledge of enzyme behaviour than blood analysis. A differential study of lymph in the right lymphatic duct and in the thoracic duct is surprisingly much less important.

Published
1977

13. [Lymphatic drainage during extracorporeal circulation and hypothermic circulatory arrest in dogs. Analysis of the lymph and technic of catheterization of the duct by thoracic approach through the innominate vein]

Author

Pasqui U, Cedrangolo L, Parmeggiani U, Barbarisi A, Procaccini E, Gentile A, De Siena M., MOLEA, GUIDO, Pasqui, U, Cedrangolo, L, Parmeggiani, U, Molea, Guido, Barbarisi, A, Procaccini, E, Gentile, A, and De Siena, M.

Subjects
Extracorporeal Circulation, Erythrocytes, Lipoproteins, Proteins, Catheterization, Thoracic Duct, Dogs, Hypothermia, Induced, Heart Arrest, Induced, Potassium, Animals, Drainage, Lymph, Brachiocephalic Veins
Published
1976

19. [Total body washout (T.B.W.) in the rat. II) Instrumental and laboratory controls]

Author

CEDRANGOLO L, LATTE F, LIVREA A, ROMANO G, PARMEGGIANI U, PASQUI U., MARTE, Antonio, Cedrangolo, L, Latte, F, Livrea, A, Marte, Antonio, Romano, G, Parmeggiani, U, and Pasqui, U.

Subjects
Cold Temperature, Perfusion, Electrocardiography, Exchange Transfusion, Whole Blood, Animals, Electroencephalography, Rats
Abstract

TBW can be performed even without help of a cardiopulmonary machine (CPM). Low temperature and Ht levels are compatible with cardiac, and cerebral electric activity. Such conditions may be reached only by perfusing cold liquids and utilizing the cardiac and respiratory activity of the animals, with no use of machines.

Published
1980

20. [Total body washout (T.B.W.) in the rat. 1) Perfusion techniques]

Author

L, Cedrangolo, B, De Luca, P, Iorio, F, Latte, A, Marte, U, Parmeggiani, U, Pasqui, Cedrangolo, L, DE LUCA, B, Iorio, P, Latte, F, Marte, Antonio, Parmeggiani, U, and Pasqui, U.

Subjects
Male, Perfusion, Animals, Female, Vena Cava, Inferior, Aorta, Abdominal, Organ Preservation, Therapeutic Irrigation, Bloodletting, Rats
Abstract

Three different techniques of total body washout (T.B.W.) have been used in experiments dealing with rats. The first technique was employing inferior vena cava as input and abdominal aorta as output; the second one performed just the opposite way; finally the third used abdominal aorta at the start of the experiment, whereas inferior vena cava was selected at the end. The last one proved to be the most efficient technique in comparison to the other ones.

Published
1980

21. [Total body washout (T.B.W.) in the rat. 1) Perfusion techniques].

Author

Cedrangolo L, De Luca B, Iorio P, Latte F, Marte A, Parmeggiani U, and Pasqui U

Subjects
Animals, Aorta, Abdominal, Bloodletting methods, Female, Male, Organ Preservation, Rats, Vena Cava, Inferior, Perfusion methods, Therapeutic Irrigation methods
Abstract

Three different techniques of total body washout (T.B.W.) have been used in experiments dealing with rats. The first technique was employing inferior vena cava as input and abdominal aorta as output; the second one performed just the opposite way; finally the third used abdominal aorta at the start of the experiment, whereas inferior vena cava was selected at the end. The last one proved to be the most efficient technique in comparison to the other ones.

Published
1980

22. [Enzymatic changes in the lymph in the thoracic duct and right lymphatic duct during extracorporeal circulation in the dog (author's transl)].

Author

Pasqui U, Parmeggiani U, Cedrangolo L, Molea G, Felice U, Barbarisi A, Gentile A, Procaccini E, de Siena M, and Pasqui E

Subjects
Animals, Dogs, Female, Male, Time Factors, Extracorporeal Circulation, Lymph enzymology, Lymphatic System enzymology, Thoracic Duct enzymology
Abstract

The authors analysed the various enzymes in the lymph of the thoracic duct and the right lymphatic duct in a series of 15 dogs submitted to extracorporeal circulation, the experimentors noted a series of diffuse cellular lesions which involved transiently the main organs. This lesion seems only to occur at first; independent of the duration of the by-pass, probably due to hypoxia following the rapid and massive introduction of priming. Our conclusion from this research is that lymph analysis is more revealing for knowledge of enzyme behaviour than blood analysis. A differential study of lymph in the right lymphatic duct and in the thoracic duct is surprisingly much less important.

Published
1977

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