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1. Long-term treatment with sulfhydryl angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibition reduces carotid intima-media thickening and improves the nitric oxide/oxidative stress pathways in newly diagnosed patients with mild to moderate primary hypertension

Author

C. Napoli, G. Bruzzese, L. J. Ignarro, E. Crimi, F. de Nigris, S. Williams-Ignarro, S. Libardi, L. Sommese, C. Fiorito, F. P. Mancini, F. Cacciatore, and A. Liguori

Subjects
Diseases of the circulatory (Cardiovascular) system, RC666-701
Abstract

Aim. Sulfhydryl angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors exert antiatherosclerotic effects in preclinical models and antioxidant effects in patients. However, whether ACE inhibitors have any clinically significant antiatherogenic effects remains still debated. Objectives. In mildly hypertensive patients, we evaluated the effect of the sulfhydryl ACE inhibitor zofenopril in comparison with the carboxylic ACE inhibitor enalapril on carotid atherosclerosis (intima-media thickness [IMT] and vascular lumen diameter) and systemic oxidative stress (nitrite/nitrate, asymmetrical dimethyl-L-arginine, and isoprostanes). Material and methods. In 2001, we started a small prospective randomized clinical trial on 48 newly diagnosed mildly hypertensive patients with no additional risk factors for atherosclerosis (eg, hyperlipidemia, smoke habit, familiar history of atherosclerosisrelated diseases or diabetes). Patients were randomly assigned either to the enalapril (20 mg/d, n = 24) or the zofenopril group (30 mg/d, n = 24); the planned duration of the trial was 5 years. Carotid IMT and vascular lumen diameter were determined by ultrasonography for all patients at baseline and at 1, 3, and 5 years. Furthermore, nitrite/nitrate, asymmetrical dimethyl-L-arginine, and isoprostane levels were measured. Results. In our conditions, IMT of the right and left common carotid arteries was similar at baseline in both groups (P = NS). Intima-media thickness measurements until 5 years revealed a significant reduction in the zofenopril group but not in the enalapril group (P b .05 vs enalapril-treated group). This effect was coupled with a favorable nitric oxide/oxidative stress profile in the zofenopril group. Conclusion. Long-term treatment with the sulfhydryl ACE inhibitor zofenopril besides its blood pressure–lowering effects may slow the progression of IMT of the carotid artery in newly diagnosed mildly hypertensive patients. (Am Heart J 2008;156:1154.e1-1154.e8.)

Published
2012
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2. Experimental investigation of two-side heat transfer in spacer-filled channels

Author

Alessandro Tamburini, Michele Ciofalo, M. Di Liberto, F. Cacciatore, Ciofalo M., Cacciatore F., Di Liberto M., and Tamburini A.

Subjects
History, Settore ING-IND/26 - Teoria Dello Sviluppo Dei Processi Chimici, Materials science, Membrane Distillation, Thermochromic liquid crystals (TLC), Spacer-filled channels, Heat transfer, Composite material, Settore ING-IND/19 - Impianti Nucleari, Computer Science Applications, Education
Abstract

In Membrane Distillation (MD), spacers support the membranes and promote mixing, thus reducing temperature polarization. Their efficient design requires a knowledge of the distribution of the local heat transfer coefficient h and of its dependence on Reynolds number, spacer geometry and flow-spacer relative orientation. In previous work, we applied Thermochromic Liquid Crystals (TLC) and digital image processing to the measurement of h distributions for different spacer configurations; data were used to validate CFD simulations and select turbulence models. For constructive reasons, the test section allowed only one-side heat transfer, while in most MD configurations (e.g. spiral-wound modules) heat transfer occurs from both sides of the feed water channels. Analytical and numerical solutions show that changing from one-side to two-side heat transfer deeply affects h values. This motivated the design and construction of an improved test section in which a hot channel is sandwiched between two cold channels, and twin cameras and lighting equipment allow the simultaneous acquisition of TLC images on both walls. This paper describes this new test section and the experimental technique, discusses measurement uncertainty, and presents preliminary results.

Published
2020

3. SINDROME DA ENCEFALOPATIA POSTERIORE REVERSIBILE: TEMIBILE COMPLICANZA IN CORSO DI MAS DA AIG SISTEMICA

Author

S. S. Ragusa, M. C. Maggio, G. Salvo, I. Greco, F. Cacciatore, C. Alizzi, G. Corsello, and S.S. Ragusa, M.C. Maggio, G. Salvo, I. Greco, F. Cacciatore, C. Alizzi, G. Corsello

Subjects
Settore MED/38 - Pediatria Generale E Specialistica, ENCEFALOPATIA POSTERIORE REVERSIBILE, MAS, AIG SISTEMICA
Abstract

Background: La sindrome da encefalopatia posteriore reversibile (PRES) è un disordine secondario a diverse condizioni cliniche, caratterizzato da cefalea acuta o subacuta, nausea, vertigini, alterazioni della coscienza, convulsioni, disturbi visivi transitori, emorragia retinica ed edema del nervo ottico. Alla RMN si riscontra edema vasogenico nell'emisfero cerebrale posteriore e talvolta aree necrotiche. Riportiamo il caso clinico di una paziente con sindrome da attivazione macrofagica (MAS) secondaria ad AIG sistemica che ha sviluppato una PRES. Caso Clinico: Una adolescente di 11 anni giunge alla nostra osservazione per comparsa di febbre persistente da 10 gg. Durante la degenza è stata esclusa un’eziologia infettiva e onco-ematologica. In decima giornata Plt 15.000, Ferritina 990,5, Trigliceridi 197; posta diagnosi di MAS, motivo per il quale è stata praticata terapia steroidea ad alti dosaggi e ciclosporina con iniziale miglioramento clinico. Per la comparsa di sintomatologia comiziale in decima giornata di degenza è stata eseguita valutazione neurologica, e RMN, che ha evidenziato “aspetto rigonfio delle circonvoluzioni cerebrali, scarsa apprezzabilità degli spazi liquorali limitrofi. In sede frontale bilaterale e parieto-occipitale a sinistra, restrizione della diffusibilità in DW1, simile alterazione di segnale in sede emisferica cerebellare”, compatibile con PRES. E’ stata trattata con desametasone e.v. e terapia profilattica antiepilettica. Da allora è stata monitorata tramite periodici controlli EEG, RMN e neurologici, che hanno documentato il progressivo miglioramento del quadro clinico, laboratoristico e strumentale. Attualmente seguita in follow-up presso il nostro ambulatorio di reumatologia dove esegue terapia con Canakinumab (farmaco biologico anti IL-1 beta) alla dose di 150 mg s.c./4 sett. Conclusioni: I pazienti con MAS presentano un elevato rischio di sviluppare una PRES. In presenza di alterazioni neurologiche caratteristiche, dovrà essere eseguita una RMN per porre diagnosi; tuttavia anche in presenza di sintomi sfumati come apatia, modesta ipertensione, ritardata risposta verbale è opportuno sospettarla per effettuare una pronta diagnosi e terapia che possano prevenire un progressivo ed irreversibile danno neurologico.

Published
2018

5. D1.1 Prototype of Pallet Verification System

Author

M.Urgo, W. Terkaj, L. Cevasco, C. Cenati, M. Haile, F. Cacciatore, F. Giannini, and S. Borgo

Subjects
manufacturing, vision system, attrezzature, pallet configuration
Abstract

Pro2Evo project gave rise to the prototype project Pro2ReFix (Product and Process Co-Evolution Management via Reconfigurable Fixtures) aimed at demonstrating the technology solutions developed during the Pro2Evo project, specifically: 1. the use of zero-point clamping to provide fast reconfiguration of pallets and fixtures; 2. how pallet check functionalities can be implemented and work in a realistic environment, 3. the exploitation of process plans available in modular format to provide a fast reconfiguration of the machining processes together with the pallet.

Published
2016

6. Methodologies for anti-HLA antibodies screening in patients awaiting kidney transplantation: a comparative study

Author

MINUCCI, Pellegrino Biagio, V. Grimaldi, CASAMASSIMI, Amelia, F. Cacciatore, M. R. Cascella, S. Conte, V. Crudele, F. P. De Luca, A. De Ponte, T. Di Mauro, V. Esposito, B. Farzati, M. R. Ferriero’, T. Infante, R. La M. Mascolo, P. Panzanella, D. Parente, A. Picascia O. Pignalosa, M. Resse, A. Russo, A. Siervo, C. Verazzo, A. Villano, G. Amodio, F. Ziello, NAPOLI, Claudio, Minucci, Pellegrino Biagio, V., Grimaldi, Casamassimi, Amelia, F., Cacciatore, M. R., Cascella, S., Conte, V., Crudele, F. P., De Luca, A., De Ponte, T., Di Mauro, V., Esposito, B., Farzati, M. R., Ferriero’, T., Infante, R. La M., Mascolo, P., Panzanella, D., Parente, A. Picascia O., Pignalosa, M., Resse, A., Russo, A., Siervo, C., Verazzo, A., Villano, G., Amodio, F., Ziello, and Napoli, Claudio

Published
2011

10. Evidence that migrant population increased periodic blood donors at the second University of Naples (2008-2010)

Author

D. Parente, B. Damiano, O. Pignalosa, CASAMASSIMI, Amelia, F. Cacciatore, M. R. Cascella, C. Conte, V. Crudele, f. P. De Luca, A. De Ponte, V. Del Giudice, T. Di Mauro, V. Esposito, B. Farzati, M. R. Ferriero, V. Grimaldi, T. Infante, R. La Rocca, M. Mascolo, P. Panzanella, A. Picascia, M. Resse, A. Russo, A. Siervo, C. Verazzo, A. Villano, G. Amodio, F. Ziello, NAPOLI, Claudio, MINUCCI, Pellegrino Biagio, D., Parente, B., Damiano, O., Pignalosa, Casamassimi, Amelia, F., Cacciatore, M. R., Cascella, C., Conte, V., Crudele, f. P., De Luca, A., De Ponte, V., Del Giudice, T., Di Mauro, V., Esposito, B., Farzati, M. R., Ferriero, V., Grimaldi, T., Infante, R., La Rocca, M., Mascolo, Minucci, Pellegrino Biagio, P., Panzanella, A., Picascia, M., Resse, A., Russo, A., Siervo, C., Verazzo, A., Villano, G., Amodio, F., Ziello, and Napoli, Claudio

Published
2011

12. Ruolo del moderato consumo di alcool sulla mortalità a lungo termine nel soggetto anziano con e senza insufficienza cardiaca cronica

Author

G. Gargiulo, T. Pietrosanto, R. Carputo, G. Pirozzi, A. Langellotto, C. Raucci, F. Mazzella, F. Cacciatore, G. Testa, D. Della Morte, D. D’Ambrosio, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, G., Gargiulo, T., Pietrosanto, R., Carputo, G., Pirozzi, A., Langellotto, C., Raucci, F., Mazzella, F., Cacciatore, G., Testa, D., Della Morte, D., D’Ambrosio, Abete, Pasquale, and F. R. e. n. g., O.

Published
2010

17. Ruolo della depressione sulla mortalità a lungo termine nel soggetto anziano con e senza insufficienza cardiaca cronica

Author

D. Avolio, A. Langellotto, F. Picaro, P. Sapone, S. Russo, R. Ciccarelli, M. Rossetti, R. Abbruzzese, R. Carputo, G. Testa, F. Mazzella, F. Cacciatore, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, D., Avolio, A., Langellotto, F., Picaro, P., Sapone, S., Russo, R., Ciccarelli, M., Rossetti, R., Abbruzzese, R., Carputo, G., Testa, F., Mazzella, F., Cacciatore, Abete, Pasquale, and F. R. e. n. g., O.

Published
2009

18. Ruolo della fragilita’ sulla mortalita’ a lungo termine in soggetti anziani con broncopneumopatia cronica ostruttiva

Author

Langellotto A, R. Abbruzzese, M. Rossetti, D. Avolio, F. Picaro, M. F. Suozzi, C. Mastrobuoni, I. Simione, S. Russo, C. Montuori, F. Cacciatore, F. Mazzella, G. Testa, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, Langellotto, A, R., Abbruzzese, M., Rossetti, D., Avolio, F., Picaro, M. F., Suozzi, C., Mastrobuoni, I., Simione, S., Russo, C., Montuori, F., Cacciatore, F., Mazzella, G., Testa, Abete, Pasquale, and F. R. e. n. g., O.

Published
2008

23. La fibrillazione atriale nel paziente geriatrico [Atrial fibrillation in the geriatric patient]

Author

G. Testa, M. Schiavone, D. Della Morte, G. Gargiulo, A. Langellotto, D. Marandola, A. Magliocca, C. Basile, F. Cacciatore, ABETE, PASQUALE, Testa, G., Schiavone, M., Della Morte, D., Gargiulo, G., Langellotto, A., Marandola, D., Magliocca, A., Basile, C., Cacciatore, F., and Abete, Pasquale

Abstract

Atrial fibrillation is an arrhythmia with high prevalence in the elderly and it is frequently associated with comorbidities and anatomical and functional cardiac abnormalities, such as reduced ventricular distensibility. In elderly patients, this arrhythmia is often associated with specific clinical conditions such as cognitive impairment and/or dementia. The pathophysiological mechanism underlying this relationship is unknown, although some evidences support the hypothesis of microthromboembolism and/or cerebral hypoperfusion due to reduced cardiac output. If not properly managed, atrial fibrillation determines a significant impact in terms of morbidity and mortality, especially in the elderly. To ensure the best result in terms of outcome, the management of atrial fibrillation should be individualized according to patient characteristics and the underlying conditions, which are critical in the elderly. The potential risk of bleeding of anti-coagulant and the side effects of antiarrhythmic drugs should not be overlooked. The new oral anticoagulants can potentially meet this need by ensuring greater efficiency, reduction of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, and improved safety profile, especially in old age. Finally, the refinement of ablation techniques for the treatment of atrial fibrillation will certainly find a great impact in old age.

Published
2013

24. Comparative feeding on chlorophyll - rich versus remaining organic matter in bivalve shellfish

Author

A. J. S. Hawkins, P. L. Pascoe, H. Parry, M. Brinsley, F. Cacciatore, K. D. Black, J. G. Fang, H. Jiao, C. Mcgonigle, H. Moore, N. O'Boyle, T. O'Carroll, B. O'Loan, M. Service, A. C. Smaal, X. Yan, J. H. Zhang, X. L. Zhang, and M. Y. Zhu

Subjects
Mediterranean mussel, north-sea sediments, oyster crassostrea-gigas, Aquatic Science, Aquaculture and Fisheries, marennes-oleron bay, Organic matter, Cockle, benthic suspension feeders, chemistry.chemical_classification, Detritus, biology, Ecology, Aquacultuur en Visserij, Seston, Pacific oyster, mussel mytilus-edulis, biology.organism_classification, cockle cerastoderma-edule, Mytilus, green-lipped mussel, placopecten-magellanicus gmelin, chemistry, Delta, Environmental chemistry, WIAS, particle selection, scallops argopecten-irradians, Blue mussel
Abstract

Filter feeding was compared in the blue mussel Mytilus edulis, Mediterranean mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis, Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas, Chinese pleated oyster Crassostrea plicatula, Chinese scallop Chlamys farreri,Manila clam Tapes phillipinarum, razor clam Sinonvacula constricta, and blood cockle Tegillarca granosa over 95 dietary conditions across nine locations in Europe and China. Conditions included natural seawater enhanced, on occasion, with variable additions of microalgal monoculture and/or natural silt collected from the surface of nearby mudflats, thereby ensuring that diets ranged from oligotrophic to hypereutrophic (>325 µg chlorophyll a/L) and highly turbid (>1,250 mg total particulate matter/L). Building on past insights into differential particle processing, we resolved the availability, filtration, and ingestion of organic matter rich in chlorophyll a, and which matter is known to be ingested selectively, from all remaining organics, such as detritus, bacteria, protozoans, and/or colloids. The forms of fitted relations that best described feeding responses were different for chlorophyll-rich versus remaining organics, that difference being consistent in all eight bivalve species, including when measured in the same species across different locations. Throughout, positive linear relations between net ingestion of chlorophyll-rich organic matter and the availability of that chlorophyll-rich organic matter indicated that each species ingested constant proportions of the organics associated with chlorophyll a, with no limitation evident to such ingestion over our experimental range. Alternatively, ingestion of the remaining organics by each species increased as saturating functions of the availability of those remaining organics alone. Differences were evident between species both in the proportions of available chlorophyll-rich organic matter that were ingested and in saturated ingestion rates for the remaining organics. Comparison of those differences suggests an evolutionary trade-off among species between their relative abilities to process chlorophyll-rich versus remaining organics. Differences also suggest congeneric adaptation to natural habitat, impressing a need for careful appraisal of each and every bivalve species. Significant costs of particle sorting, digestion, and absorption, evidenced as metabolically derived material egested and assayed within feces, were greatest in species with higher saturated capacities for the ingestion of remaining organics. Last, we describe how, compared with predictions based on chlorophyll a or total particulate organic matter alone, our approach resolving coincident differential availabilities and processing of chlorophyll-rich versus remaining organic matter has improved the accuracy of growth simulations when applying single calibrations of the generic shellfish model ShellSIM across coastal habitats that contrast in seston composition.

Published
2013

25. Ipertensione resistente nell’anziano: definizione e strategie terapeutiche [Resistant hypertension in the elderly: definition and therapeutic strategies]

Author

F. Cacciatore, F. Mazzella, C. Gaudiosi, M. Schiavone, A. Magliocca, M. T. Del Genio, C. Basile, ABETE, PASQUALE, Cacciatore, F., Mazzella, F., Gaudiosi, C., Schiavone, M., Magliocca, A., Del Genio, M. T., Basile, C., and Abete, Pasquale

Abstract

Resistant hypertension is defined as blood pressure that remains higher than the target values (140/90 mmHg for the general population and 130/80 mmHg for diabetics and patients with chronic renal failure), despite the use of three antihypertensive drugs, including a diuretic to the maximum tolerated dose. “Resistant” hypertension is a clinical entity with high prevalence, in elderly patients. The concept of “pseudo-resistant” hypertension attributed to poor adherence to therapy, to use of hypertensive drugs and to an wrong lifestyle, complicate the diagnosis of “resistant” hypertension. Accurate application of guidelines of pharmacological and not pharmacological treatment of hypertension and the use of devices (i.e., renal denervation and stimulation of the carotid sinus) represent tools to counteract “resistant” hypertension which is often characterized by a poor prognosis, especially in elderly patients.

Published
2013

28. Trattamento dell’insufficienza cardiaca cronica nell’anziano. Stato dell’arte

Author

M. Schiavone, A. Magliocca, C. Basile, G. Ferro, A. Bevilacqua, G. Pirozzi, G. Gargiulo, G. Testa, D. Della Morte, F. Cacciatore, F. Rengo, ABETE, PASQUALE, Schiavone, M., Magliocca, A., Basile, C., Ferro, G., Bevilacqua, A., Pirozzi, G., Gargiulo, G., Testa, G., Della Morte, D., Cacciatore, F., Rengo, F., and Abete, Pasquale

Abstract

Treatment of chronic heart failure (CHF) is strongly focused on evidence-based medicine. However, large trials are often far away from the “real world” of geriatric patients and their messages are poorly transferable to the clinical management of CHF elderly patients. Precipitating factors and especially non-cardiac comorbility may decompensate CHF in the elderly. More importantly, drugs of first choice, such as Angiotensin Converting Enzyme inhibitors and β-blockers, are still underused and effective drugs on diastolic dysfunction are not available. Poor adherence to therapy, especially due to cognitive disorders and depression, worsens the management. Electrical therapy is indicated, but attention to the older age groups with reduced life expectancy has to be paid. Physical exercise, stem cells, gene therapy and new devices are encouraging, but definitive results are not available yet. Palliative care plays a key role in the end-stage of the disease. Follow-up of CHF elderly patient is very important but tele-medicine is the future. Finally, self-care management, caregiver training and multidimensional team represent the critical point of the treatment of CHF elderly patients.

Published
2012

29. L’attività fisica preserva l’effetto protettivo dell’angina sulla mortalità intraospedaliera per infarto acuto del miocardio nell’anziano

Author

M. Manzi, E. Sagnelli, V. Carnovale, G. Galizia, C. Calabrese, G. Oliva, FERRARA, NICOLA, F. Cacciatore, D. De Santis, G. Luchetti, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, M., Manzi, E., Sagnelli, V., Carnovale, G., Galizia, C., Calabrese, G., Oliva, Ferrara, Nicola, F., Cacciatore, D., De Santi, G., Luchetti, Abete, Pasquale, and F. R. e. n. g., O.

Published
2000

31. La caratterizzazione dell’anziano fragile con scompenso cardiaco

Author

ABETE, PASQUALE, D. De Santis, G. Testa, C. Uran, V. Carnovale, M. Voza, C. Calabrese, F. Cacciatore, FERRARA, NICOLA, F. Rengo, Abete, Pasquale, D., De Santi, G., Testa, C., Uran, V., Carnovale, M., Voza, C., Calabrese, F., Cacciatore, Ferrara, Nicola, and F., Rengo

Published
2000

32. The aging heart

Author

F. Rengo, G. Longobardi, G. Iannuzzi, F. Cacciatore, LEOSCO, DARIO, FERRARA, NICOLA, ABETE, PASQUALE, Maugeri Foundation Books, F., Rengo, G., Longobardi, Abete, Pasquale, G., Iannuzzi, F., Cacciatore, Leosco, Dario, and Ferrara, Nicola

Published
2000

34. Il ruolo dell’assistenza continuativa nello scompenso cardiaco dell’anziano

Author

FERRARA, NICOLA, G. Longobardi, G. L. Iannuzzi, M. Capaldo, M. Voza, G. Furgi, F. Cacciatore, M. Varricchio, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, Ferrara, Nicola, G., Longobardi, G. L., Iannuzzi, M., Capaldo, M., Voza, Abete, Pasquale, G., Furgi, F., Cacciatore, M., Varricchio, and F. R. e. n. g., O.

Published
2000

35. Chagas disease at the crossroad of international migration and public health policies: why a national screening might not be enough

Author

C Di Girolamo, Brigida Lilia Marta, Chiara Francesca Bodini, F Cacciatore, Anna Ciannameo, Di Girolamo, C, Bodini, C., Marta, B., Ciannameo, A., and Cacciatore, F.

Subjects
Economic growth, medicine.medical_specialty, Latin Americans, Epidemiology, Public Policy, Context (language use), Social issues, Environmental protection, Virology, Humans, Mass Screening, Medicine, Chagas Disease, Migration, Public Health, Chagas Disease, Migration, business.industry, Public health, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Public Health, International health, Emigration and Immigration, Latin America, Health promotion, Italy, Ranking, Population Surveillance, business, Public Health Administration, Discipline
Abstract

In recent years, Chagas disease has emerged as a disease of importance outside of endemic areas, largely as a result of migration. In Europe, clinicians may have to treat infected migrants from endemic areas as well as people with acute infections transmitted congenitally, through organ donation or blood transfusion. We describe here the characteristics of patients diagnosed with chronic Chagas disease at the core clinical sites of the EuroTravNet network during 2008 and 2009. Of the 13,349 people who attended the sites, 124 had chronic Chagas disease. Most (96%) were born in Bolivia and the median number of months in the country of residence before visiting a EuroTravNet core site was 38 months (quartile (Q ) 1–Q3 : 26–55). The median age of the patients was 35 years (Q1–Q3: 29–45) and 65% were female. All but one were seen as outpatients and the most frequent reason for consultation was routine screening. Considering that Chagas disease can be transmitted outside endemic regions and that there is effective treatment for some stages of the infection, all migrants from Latin America (excluding the Caribbean) should be questioned about past exposure to the parasite and should undergo serological testing if infection is suspected.

Published
2011

40. Factors associated to pressure sores in elderly

Author

Ziccardi P, F. Cacciatore, F. Mazzella, L. Viati, FERRARA, NICOLA, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, Ziccardi, P, Cacciatore, F., Mazzella, F., Viati, L., Abete, Pasquale, Ferrara, Nicola, and F. R. e. n. g. o.

Published
2008

43. [Disability evaluation]

Author

F, Cacciatore, F, Mazzella, L, Viati, G, Furgi, and F, Rengo

Subjects
Disability Evaluation, Surveys and Questionnaires, Activities of Daily Living, Practice Guidelines as Topic, Humans
Published
2007

45. Responsività neuro-umorale ed invecchiamento

Author

FERRARA, NICOLA, M. Majello, S. Schioppa, C. Calabrese, S. Bianco, F. Cacciatore, F. Rengo, ABETE, PASQUALE, Ferrara, Nicola, Abete, Pasquale, M., Majello, S., Schioppa, C., Calabrese, S., Bianco, F., Cacciatore, and F., Rengo

Published
1996

46. Role of blood pressure on mini-mental state examination score

Author

F. Cacciatore, P. Landino, L. De Caprio, A. Santoro, G. Paolisso, M. Varricchio, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, F., Cacciatore, P., Landino, L., De Caprio, A., Santoro, G., Paolisso, Abete, Pasquale, M., Varricchio, and F. R. e. n. g., O.

Published
1995

49. Role of blood pressure on cognitive function in Elderly population

Author

F. Cacciatore, S. Schioppa, L. Amato, M. Majello, FERRARA, NICOLA, G. Paolisso, M. Varricchio, F. R.e.n.g.o., ABETE, PASQUALE, F., Cacciatore, S., Schioppa, L., Amato, M., Majello, Ferrara, Nicola, G., Paolisso, Abete, Pasquale, M., Varricchio, and F. R. e. n. g., O.

Published
1995

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