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2. Interlabial cystic mass

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Pani, Elisa, primary, Beretta, Fabio, additional, Corroppolo, Michele, additional, Mazzero, Giosuè, additional, Revetria, Clara, additional, Sadri, Hamid Reza, additional, Cardellini, Maria Chiara, additional, Naselli, Aldo, additional, and Ciardini, Enrico, additional

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2022
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4. Caecal duplication, a case report

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Corroppolo, Michele, primary, Pani, Elisa, additional, Bortolami, Maria Teresa, additional, Sadri, Hamid Reza, additional, Beretta, Fabio, additional, Revetria, Clara, additional, Mazzero, Giosuè, additional, and Ciardini, Enrico, additional

Published
2021
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15. SARS‐Cov‐2 in peritoneal fluid of two children with COVID‐19: A rare finding.

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Pani, Elisa, Collini, Lucia, Naselli, Aldo, Alhellani, Hassan, Corroppolo, Michele, Revetria, Clara, Mazzero, Giosuè, Beretta, Fabio, Sadri, Hamid, Bortolami, Maria T, and Ciardini, Enrico

Abstract

We suggest extending testing to all patients undergoing gastrointestinal surgery who have had recently demonstrated SARS-CoV-2 infection (even if they tested negative on admission on nasal swab). We detected SARS-CoV-2 in peritoneal fluid from two children with prior nasopharyngeal detection of SARS-CoV-2 who developed complicated appendicitis. Similarly, patients with a recently demonstrated SARS-CoV-2 infection (although tested negative on admission on nasal swab) should be considered SARS-CoV-2 positive, as per the use of PPE and for the setting of the operating room. [Extracted from the article]

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2022
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16. Correlation between high-resolution ultrasound and surgical/pathological findings in patients with suspected appendicitis

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Zampieri, Nicola, Corroppolo, Michele, EL DALATI, Ghassan, Giacomello, Luca, Maximilian Cervellione, R., and Camoglio, Francesco Saverio

Subjects
Male, Appendicitis, Ultrasound, Child, Appendix, Adolescent, Humans, Female, Prospective Studies, Ultrasonography
Abstract

Clinical diagnosis of appendicitis in children is often difficult. The aim of this study was to evaluate the usefulness of ultrasound with graded compressed technique in cases with suspected appendicitis.A radiological classification of appendicitis was formulated associated with the surgical/histological degree. Afterwards, 92 patients with suspected appendicitis enrolled in this study were prospectively evaluated and managed to follow a new protocol based on the clinical and radiological experiences. In this study, the ultrasonography was considered positive when the diameter of the wall of the appendix was larger than 7 mm and vascularization was increased or absent.Of these 92 patients, 54 patients underwent surgery while 38 were treated conservatively. Of the treated group, 12 patients had a perforated appendicitis, 3 had a gangrenous appendicitis, 36 patients demonstrated a phlegmonous appendix while 3 patients had a catarrhal appendix. Blood cell counts and CRP levels were significantly higher in patients with appendicitis (P0.05) and WBC and CRP levels were higher for patients with perforated appendicitis compared with patients with simple appendicitis (P0.05). A CRP value higher than 17 mg/dL was a strong predictor for the presence of infection. Three patients of the conservative group underwent surgery later for recurrent abdominal pain (within 2 weeks); two had a catarrhal appendix while one patient had a normal appendix (confirmed by histology)Patients with suspected appendicitis could be managed with ultrasound, suggesting an early approach. The selection of patients for surgery prevent complication and unnecessary surgery.

Published
2008

24. Neonatal Ovarian Cysts: our experience

Author

Zampieri, Nicola, Corroppolo, Michele, Zuin, Veronica, Ottolenghi, Alberto, and Camoglio, Francesco Saverio

Subjects
treatment, infants, ovarian cyst, treatment, infants, ovarian cyst
Published
2008

26. Entrapment in swimming pool drain systems

Author

Carabaich, Alessandro, Zampieri, Nicola, Corroppolo, Michele, Erculiani, Elena, Pellegrino, M, Valletta, E, and Camoglio, Francesco Saverio

Subjects
swimming pool, treatment: infants, swimming pool, treatment: infants
Published
2007

27. Multiple magnets ingestion

Author

Carabaich, Alessandro, Zampieri, Nicola, Corroppolo, Michele, Cecchetto, Mariangela, Giacomello, Ottolenghi, Alberto, and Camoglio, Francesco Saverio

Subjects
treatment, children, multiple magnets ingestion, multiple magnets ingestion, treatment, children
Published
2007

30. Subclinical varicocele in paediatric age

Author

Cervellione, Rm, Corroppolo, Michele, Zampieri, Nicola, Dickson, Ap, and Bianchi, A.

Subjects
varicocele, varicocele, adolescent, treatment, treatment, adolescent
Published
2006

31. Enterocolite necrotizzante. Nostra esperienza

Author

Camoglio, Francesco Saverio, Zuin, Veronica, Zampieri, Nicola, Corroppolo, Michele, Cecchetto, Mariangela, Carabaich, Alessandro, Pellegrino, M., and Ottolenghi, Alberto

Subjects
trattamento, enterocolite necrotizzante, enterocolite necrotizzante, trattamento, infanti, infanti
Published
2006

32. Intussusception due to a cecal duplication cyst

Author

Corroppolo, Michele, Erculiani, Elena, Zampieri, Nicola, Camoglio, Francesco Saverio, Chironi, C., and Cecchetto, Mariangela

Subjects
DUPLICAIZONE INTESTINALE: TRATTAMENTO, INVAGINAZIONE, INVAGINAZIONE, DUPLICAIZONE INTESTINALE: TRATTAMENTO
Published
2005

33. tumore desmoide extra-addominale: un caso particolare

Author

Zampieri, Nicola, Corroppolo, Michele, Erculiani, Elena, Cecchetto, Mariangela, and Camoglio, Francesco Saverio

Subjects
TUMORE DESMOIDE, EXERESI, RARO, TUMORE DESMOIDE, RARO, EXERESI
Published
2005

39. Torsione testicolare bilaterale in età neonatale: case report

Author

Cecchetto, Mariangela, Chironi, C., Camoglio, Francesco Saverio, Bianchi, S., Giacomello, Luca, Cervellione, R. M., D’Onofrio, M., Corroppolo, Michele, and Ottolenghi, Alberto

Subjects
bilaterale, torsione, testicolo, bilaterale, torsione, testicolo
Published
2002

45. Interlabial cystic mass.

Author

Pani, Elisa, Beretta, Fabio, Corroppolo, Michele, Mazzero, Giosuè, Revetria, Clara, Sadri, Hamid Reza, Cardellini, Maria Chiara, Naselli, Aldo, and Ciardini, Enrico

Subjects
PEDIATRIC urology, BLOOD cell count
Abstract

Laboratory investigations included renal function tests, hormonal examinations, urinalysis, and complete blood count which were all normal. A 3-day-old female newborn was consulted for paediatric urology because of an interlabial mass (Fig. A lower abdomen ultrasonography was also performed and it showed a normal uterus and both ovaries. [Extracted from the article]

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2023
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47. In the article “Effect of varicocelectomy on the plasma oxidative stress parameters,” which appeared in J Ped Surg 2005;41(2):403-6, the byline misspelled the surname of Camoglio as Canoglio. The correct byline is

Author

Cervellione, Raimondo Maximiliana, primary, Cervato, Giovanna, additional, Zampieri, Nicola, additional, Corroppolo, Michele, additional, Camoglio, Francesco, additional, Cestaro, Benvenuto, additional, and Ottolenghi, Alberto, additional

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2006
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48. Varicocele and Retrograde Adrenal Metabolites Flow

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Camoglio, Francesco Saverio, primary, Zampieri, Nicola, additional, Corroppolo, Michele, additional, Chironi, Christian, additional, Dipaola, Giuseppe, additional, Giacomello, Luca, additional, and Ottolenghi, Alberto, additional

Published
2004
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49. Varicocele and adolescents: semen quality after 2 different laparoscopic procedures.

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Zampieri N, Zuin V, Corroppolo M, Chironi C, Cervellione RM, and Camoglio FS

Subjects
Adolescent, Arteries surgery, Child, Humans, Ligation, Male, Prospective Studies, Laparoscopy methods, Semen cytology, Testis blood supply, Varicocele surgery
Abstract

The aim of this prospective study was to assess long-term functional results (spermiograms) in subjects who underwent laparoscopic varicocelectomy via either of 2 procedures (ligation or preservation of testicular artery). A total of 122 patients underwent laparoscopic varicocelectomy performed via either of the 2 different procedures: complete ligation of the spermatic vessels or preservation of the spermatic artery. After surgery when patients achieved 18 years, they were asked to undergo semen analysis. Spermiogram results were divided into 2 subgroups: "normal" and "abnormal." We analyzed volume, sperm count per mL, percentage of motile spermatozoa, percentage of normal spermatozoa, and percentage of vitality for each group. Both groups showed the same results in terms of "normal" and "abnormal" spermiograms (World Health Organization criteria), but analysis showed higher sperm concentration per mL, sperm motility, volume, vitality, and rate of morphologically normal sperm for the group with arteries preserved and "normal" spermiograms (P < .01). Analysis of data from the spermiograms showed that preservation of the testicular artery was the best possible option in terms of semen quality. Therefore, we believe that surgical treatment of varicocele should be carried out using procedures involving artery preservation.

Published
2007
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