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1. La finanza regionale

Author

Andrea Filippetti e Fabrizio Tuzi

Subjects
autonomia finanziaria, regionalismo asimmetrico, coordinamento finanza pubblica
Abstract

Viene affrontato il tema del coordinamento della finanza pubblica e del sistema tributario nell'ambito del riparto delle comtetenze tra Stato e regioni

Published
2020

4. Ovine fetal growth curves in twin pregnancy: ultrasonographic assessment

Author

Noia, G., Romano, D., Terzano, G. M., Santis, M., Di Domenico, M., Anna Franca Cavaliere, Ligato, M. S., Petrone, A., Fortunato, G., Filippetti, E., Caruso, A., and Mancuso, S.

Subjects
Sheep, Animal, Skull, Twins, Humerus, Ultrasonography, Prenatal, Embryonic and Fetal Development, Settore MED/40 - GINECOLOGIA E OSTETRICIA, Pregnancy, Models, Models, Animal, Abdomen, Pregnancy, Animal, Animals, Prenatal, Female, Femur, Ultrasonography
Abstract

The fetal-lamb model is a fundamental tool for developing clinical applications for the treatment of human fetal pathology (e.g., open fetal surgery). Accurate estimation of gestational age is important to avoid size-related problems during surgery.To evaluate the effect of twinning on ovine fetal growth, we followed seven twin pregnancies in Comiso ewes from mating through parturition. Fetal growth indexes (muzzle-occipital and mean abdominal diameters, abdominal circumference, femoral and humeral length) were measured weekly using perimammary ultrasonography and analyzed with a linear quadratic regression model based on natural logarithms of each parameter and fetal age.The model explained90% of the variability observed, with determination coefficients of 95% (femoral length, abdominal circumference), 94% (abdominal diameter, humeral length), and 89% (muzzle-occipital diameter).Mean birth weight was lower than that reported for singleton fetal lambs, as it is in bigeminal pregnancies in humans, despite the uterine and placental differences between these two species. With the exception of slightly earlier growth deceleration, curves for head and long-bone growth resembled those for singleton ovine fetuses. Ovine fetal growth patterns (like those of humans) in singleton and twin pregnancies are similar.

Published
2002

5. [Asbestos in drinking water and hazards to human health: a narrative synthesis].

Author

Totaro M, Giorgi S, Filippetti E, Gallo A, Frendo L, Privitera G, and Baggiani A

Subjects
Asbestos toxicity, Carcinogens, Humans, Lung Neoplasms etiology, Lung Neoplasms prevention & control, Mesothelioma etiology, Mesothelioma prevention & control, Asbestos adverse effects, Drinking Water analysis, Environmental Exposure adverse effects, Water Pollutants, Chemical toxicity
Abstract

The term asbestos refers to six unique fibrous minerals mostly used in the production of asbestos cement sheets and pipes. According to the World Health Organization and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), there exists at least "sufficient evidence" that all types of asbestos may cause cancer in humans (mesothelioma, lung cancer, laryngeal tumor and ovarian cancer). The only asbestos limit in drinking water is 7 million fiber/liter. This study is a narrative synthesis about the possible hazards to human health related to the presence of asbestos in drinking water. The various scientific studies and epidemiological reports examined highlight that there is an ongoing debate on the possible carcinogenic risk associated with asbestos exposure through ingestion. Nevertheless, considering the latency with which diseases caused by asbestos may emerge, control measures should be adopted.

Published
2019

6. Safety of HPV vaccines in the age of nonavalent vaccination.

Author

Quattrone F, Canale A, Filippetti E, Tulipani A, Porretta A, and Lopalco PL

Subjects
Humans, Papillomavirus Vaccines adverse effects, Patient Acceptance of Health Care, Vaccination Coverage statistics & numerical data, Immunization Programs, Papillomavirus Infections prevention & control, Papillomavirus Vaccines administration & dosage
Abstract

To date three vaccines against human papilloma virus (HPV) have been licensed: a bivalent, a quadrivalent and, in 2014, a nonavalent vaccine. Despite the early implementation of national vaccination programs, in the majority of developed countries coverage rates remain unsatisfactory. Rumors about vaccine safety have been one of the principal obstacles for the acceptance of HPV vaccination by the public. It is therefore of primary importance to provide the public with clear and up-to-date information about HPV vaccination safety. To this aim, in this narrative review we will summarize safety data from pre and postlicensure studies for the three HPV vaccines available with a focus on the safety profile of the new nonavalent vaccine.

Published
2018
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