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1. Il trattamento del 'piede diabetico' e le ragioni di un approccio multidisciplinare

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MINGAZZINI, PAOLO, Paleari, F, Annoni, G, Bonaiuti, D, Conti, C, Corso, R, Del Bene, M, Gardinali, M, Leni, D, Minciotti, G, Sampaolo, A, Villa, V, PAOLINI, GIOVANNI, Mingazzini, P, Paleari, F, Annoni, G, Bonaiuti, D, Conti, C, Corso, R, Del Bene, M, Gardinali, M, Leni, D, Minciotti, G, Sampaolo, A, Villa, V, and Paolini, G

Subjects
Piede Diabetico, Chirurgia Vascolare nel Piede Diabetico, Angioplastica Periferica. Diabetic Foot, Vascular Surgery, Peripheral Angioplasty in the Diabetic Foot
Abstract

The rationale of a multidisciplinary approach in the treatment of the diabetic foot. Diabetic foot is a major health problem, constantly increasing with the raising prevalence of diabetic disease in world population. The issue concerning diabetic foot is involving more and more public administrations, because of high costs for health and social care. Aggressive treatment is needed for different organ complications connected with advanced diabetic disease. Major amputations and deaths may be reduced or delayed only by multi-specialistic treatment addressed to the main pathofisiological causes involved. The “diabetic foot” is therefore better defined as an invaluable “alarm-bell”, which allows on time treatment of this complex disease via a multidisciplinary coordinated approach, with likelihood of therapeutic success.

Published
2009

2. Il trattamento del 'piede diabetico' e le ragioni di un approccio multidisciplinare

Author

Mingazzini, P, Paleari, F, Annoni, G, Bonaiuti, D, Conti, C, Corso, R, Del Bene, M, Gardinali, M, Leni, D, Minciotti, G, Sampaolo, A, Villa, V, Paolini, G, MINGAZZINI, PAOLO, PAOLINI, GIOVANNI, Mingazzini, P, Paleari, F, Annoni, G, Bonaiuti, D, Conti, C, Corso, R, Del Bene, M, Gardinali, M, Leni, D, Minciotti, G, Sampaolo, A, Villa, V, Paolini, G, MINGAZZINI, PAOLO, and PAOLINI, GIOVANNI

Abstract

The rationale of a multidisciplinary approach in the treatment of the diabetic foot. Diabetic foot is a major health problem, constantly increasing with the raising prevalence of diabetic disease in world population. The issue concerning diabetic foot is involving more and more public administrations, because of high costs for health and social care. Aggressive treatment is needed for different organ complications connected with advanced diabetic disease. Major amputations and deaths may be reduced or delayed only by multi-specialistic treatment addressed to the main pathofisiological causes involved. The “diabetic foot” is therefore better defined as an invaluable “alarm-bell”, which allows on time treatment of this complex disease via a multidisciplinary coordinated approach, with likelihood of therapeutic success.

Published
2009

3. Central nervous system involvement in elderly patients with non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus.

Author

Cerizza M, Minciotti G, Meregalli S, Garosi V, Crosti PF, and Frattola L

Subjects
Aged, Evoked Potentials, Somatosensory, Female, Humans, Male, Median Nerve physiopathology, Middle Aged, Neural Conduction, Regression Analysis, Statistics as Topic, Wechsler Scales, Central Nervous System physiopathology, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 physiopathology
Abstract

We examined cognitive functions and central conduction velocities in 20 patients, over 63-year old, with NIDDM compared with 20 normal, age-matched controls. Mean conduction velocity of median nerve, was significantly lower in diabetics than in controls, but absolute values were within normal range. Neurological examination showed clinical signs of lower limbs neuroperipheral involvement. Only one cognitive subtest performance was abnormal whereas there was no impairment in central conduction velocities. In our study population, although median nerve conduction velocity values may introduce a bias of low peripheral neuropathy incidence, there was no evidence of a massive or progressive specific central nervous system involvement caused by NIDDM.

Published
1990
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4. [Fifty years later].

Author

MINCIOTTI G

Subjects
Child, Humans, Ambulatory Care Facilities, Child Welfare, Hospitals, Pediatric, Illegitimacy, Pediatrics
Published
1960

5. [Tuberculosis vaccination].

Author

CELOTTI A and MINCIOTTI G

Subjects
Humans, Tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Pulmonary prevention & control, Vaccination
Published
1951

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