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1. Chemical peeling

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Ghersetich, I., Brazzini, B., Lotti, T., Katsambas, Andreas D., editor, and Lotti, Torello M., editor

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2003
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2. Purpuras

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Lotti, T. M., Comacchi, C., Ghersetich, I., Katsambas, Andreas D., editor, and Lotti, Torello M., editor

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2003
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4. Chemical Peelings

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Ghersetich, I., Teofoli, P., Ribuffo, M., Lotti, T. M., Katsambas, Andreas D., editor, and Lotti, Torello M., editor

Published
2000
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5. Purpuras

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Lotti, T. M., Comacchi, C., Ghersetich, I., Katsambas, Andreas D., editor, and Lotti, Torello M., editor

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2000
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24. A new cosmetic treatment for cellulite: A pilot multicentric study

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Tedeschi A, Dall'oglio F, Sparavigna A, Cantù A, Rigoni C, Atzori L, Belmontesi M, Barba A, Barbati R, Battaino E, Belloli C, Bertazzoni M, Bettin A, Calabrò G, Cameli N, Carmagnola AL, Carrera M, Cassano N, Cencetti F, Ciuffredda A, Colombo D, Croci S, Curia S, De Padova MP, Dente V, Fabianelli F, Forgione P, Fortunato S, Foti C, Ghersetich I, Gibelli E, Maestroni L, Marciani D, Marcucci A, Mazzola G, Mochi N, Musumeci ML, Nasca MR, Postiglione D, Pritelli E, Pulvirenti N, Robotti S, Romagnoli M, Romano MC, Russo N, Schena D, Strumia R, Tosti A, Villa L, Vincenzi C., FABBROCINI, GABRIELLA, Tedeschi, A, Dall'Oglio, F, Sparavigna, A, Cantù, A, Rigoni, C, Atzori, L, Belmontesi, M, Barba, A, Barbati, R, Battaino, E, Belloli, C, Bertazzoni, M, Bettin, A, Calabrò, G, Cameli, N, Carmagnola, Al, Carrera, M, Cassano, N, Cencetti, F, Ciuffredda, A, Colombo, D, Croci, S, Curia, S, De Padova, Mp, Dente, V, Fabbrocini, Gabriella, Fabianelli, F, Forgione, P, Fortunato, S, Foti, C, Ghersetich, I, Gibelli, E, Maestroni, L, Marciani, D, Marcucci, A, Mazzola, G, Mochi, N, Musumeci, Ml, Nasca, Mr, Postiglione, D, Pritelli, E, Pulvirenti, N, Robotti, S, Romagnoli, M, Romano, Mc, Russo, N, Schena, D, Strumia, R, Tosti, A, Villa, L, and Vincenzi, C.

Subjects
Edematous-fibrosclerotic panniculopathy (EFP), Topical therapy, Cellulite, Gynoid lipodystrophy (GLD)
Abstract

Cellulite is a chronic disorder especially affecting females. It is the result of multiple alterations of cutaneous and subcutaneous tissue, including increased capillary permeability, adipocytic hyperplasia and hypertrophy as well as fluid stasis in the interstitial spaces. The correct management approach should be able to improve microcirculation and stimulate lipolysis, modifying the primary pathogenetic factors of the disease. However, in order to achieve a satisfactory therapeutic response, it is important to identify and to treat cellulite at its early reversible stages (stages I e II). A pilot multicentric study on 336 women aged 30 to 50 years aimed to evaluate the efficacy and tolerability of a new cosmetic treatment for cellulite increasing lipolysis and cutaneous elasticity is presented. © Copyright 2007, CIC Edizioni Internazionali.

Published
2007

26. Women and wrinkles

Author

Amantea, A., Atzori, L., Barba, A., Barberio, E., Belloli, C., Belloni Fortina, A., Bertazzoni, M., Brambilla, L., Brazzelli, V., Buzzetti, I., Calisi, M. C., Cantisani, C., Cantu, A., Capezzera, R., Carmagnola, A. L., Cassano, N., Ciuffreda, A., Curia, S., Dall'Oglio, F., De Padova, M. P., Dente, V., Di Mauro, A., Drago, G., Fabbrocini, G., Farnetti, C., Ferrari, A., Ferreli, C., Fileccia, P., Foti, C., Ghersetich, I., Gianni, E., Gibelli, E., Giorgini, S., Giuliano, G., Guarrera, M., Guzzo, T., La Rocca, E., Legori, T., Piraccini, B. M., Ferraris, A. M., Mazzola, G., Podenzani, S., Postiglione, D., Rigoni, C., Romagnoli, M., Romano, P., Rondelli, F., Rossi, M., Russo, N., Sala, A., Serra, L., Solaroli, C., Sparavigna, A., Tedeschi, A., Tosti, A., Tucci, M., Villa, L., Wuhrer, E., and Zane, C.

Subjects
Facial wrinkles, Women
Published
2007

33. Pyruvic acid peels for the treatment of photoaging

Author

Ghersetich, I, Brazzini, B, Peris, Ketty, Cotellessa, C, Manunta, T, Lotti, T., Peris, Ketty (ORCID:0000-0002-5237-0463), Ghersetich, I, Brazzini, B, Peris, Ketty, Cotellessa, C, Manunta, T, Lotti, T., and Peris, Ketty (ORCID:0000-0002-5237-0463)

Abstract

Pyruvic acid (CH3-CO-COOH), an alpha-keto-acid, has been recently used as a medium chemical peeling agent in subjects with inflammatory acne, moderate acne scars, greasy skin, actinic keratosis, and warts.

Published
2004

34. THE SPECTRUM OF DERMATOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OF PACHYDERMOPERIOSTOSIS (PRIMARY HYPERTROPHIC OSTEOARTHROPATHY). A GENETIC, CYTOGENETIC AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDY

Author

Matucci-Cerinic M, Lotti T, stefano calvieri, Ghersetich I, Sacerdoti L, Teofoli P, Jajic I, and Cagnoni M

Subjects
Adult, Male, Microscopy, Electron, Osteoarthropathy, Primary Hypertrophic, pachydermoperiostosis, endothelial cells, fibroblasts, ultrastructure, Humans, Middle Aged, Skin Diseases, Chromosome Banding
Abstract

Pachydermoperiostosis (PDP) is characterized by finger clubbing, periostosis and peculiar skin involvement (pachydermia, seborrhea and folliculitis). The aim of our work was to determine the occurrence of dermatological symptoms in patients with PDP and their relatives, and to study ultrastructural skin changes in the complete and incomplete forms of the disease. A genetic and cytogenetic study was performed in order to identify the mechanism of transmission, to discover possible links to other genetic and non-genetic diseases and to determine the chromosomal complement and eventual chromosomal anomalies. Pachydermia was the most frequent skin alteration together with seborrhea ; folliculitis was present in five patients. In the relatives mild pachydermia was detected in 2 out of 26, while seborrhea was present in 6 subjects. Light microscopic observation showed acanthotic epidermis and endothelial hyperplasia in the dermis with partial occlusion of the lumen, lymphohistiocytic infiltrate, and thickening and packing of collagen fibers. Electron microscopy showed fibroblast activation with increased fibrillogenic activity as shown by hypertrophic Golgi complexes and rough endoplasmatic reticulum with cisternae filled with microfibrils. Endothelial cells partially or completely occluded the capillary lumen and presented an increased amount of Weibel Palade bodies. These data show that skin involvement in PDP is a prominent feature, that sometimes these symptoms may also be present in their relatives, and that endothelial and fibroblast activation is present in the skin. Unfortunately the cytogenetic study did not provide any information about possible karyotype abnormalities.

Published
1992

50. ORIGINAL ARTICLE The use of pyruvic acid in the treatment of acne.

Author

Cotellessa, C., Manunta, T., Ghersetich, I., Brazzini, B., and Peris, K.

Subjects
ACNE, SKIN disease treatment, PYRUVIC acid, CHEMICAL peel, SEBACEOUS gland diseases, ORGANIC acids, CHEMOSURGERY
Abstract

Background Acne is one of the most common dermatological diseases, affecting about 50% of adolescents. Different chemical peelings are used in local treatment, either alone or in association with other therapies. Objective To evaluate the efficacy and tolerability of chemical peeling with pyruvic acid for treatment of mild to moderate papulo-pustular acne. Methods We conducted an open-label study in which patients affected by mild to moderate papulo-pustular acne were treated with 40-50% pyruvic acid every 2 weeks for a total of 3-4 months. Forty patients (26 women and 14 men), ranging in age from 18 to 30 years, were enrolled in the study. Evaluations of sebum production and skin hydration were performed before and after treatment in 24 patients. Results Complete remission was observed in 16 patients (40%), partial remission was detected in 20 patients (50%), and no improvement was seen in four patients (10%). No side-effects were observed during or after treatment. Post-treatment evaluation of sebum production in 24 patients revealed a reduction in sebum levels in all patients. Post-treatment values of cutaneous hydration did not vary significantly from pretreatment values in the 24 patients evaluated. Conclusions The results of our study indicate that peeling with pyruvic acid can be considered an effective, safe and well-tolerated procedure in the treatment of patients affected by mild to moderate papulo-pustular acne. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2004
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