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3. Fixed versus free combinations of antihypertensive drugs: Analyses of real-world data of persistence with therapy in Italy

Author

Putignano D., Orlando V., Monetti V. M., Piccinocchi G., Musazzi U. M., Piccinocchi R., Minghetti P., Menditto E., MENDITTO, ENRICA, Putignano, D., Orlando, V., Monetti, V. M., Piccinocchi, G., Musazzi, U. M., Piccinocchi, R., Minghetti, P., Menditto, E., and Menditto, Enrica

Subjects
Adherence, Hypertension, Fixed combination, Drug-utilization
Abstract

To analyse the pattern of use and cost of antihypertensive drugs in new users in an Italian population, and explore the patient/treatment factors associated with the risk of therapy discontinuation.

Published
2019

20. Area urbana di Napoli: principali caratteristiche geologiche stratigrafiche ed ambientali

Author

CALIRO S, FRANZESE G, GALATERI C., GALATERI G., IMPERATO M., MILIA A., MONETTI V, ORTOLANI F, PAGLIUCA S, PUTIGNANO M, STANZIONE D., NARDI, GIUSEPPE, Caliro, S, Franzese, G, Galateri, C., Galateri, G., Imperato, M., Milia, A., Monetti, V, Nardi, Giuseppe, Ortolani, F, Pagliuca, S, Putignano, M, and Stanzione, D.

Abstract

Atti del Convegno: Geologia delle Aree Urbane. Bologna novembre 1998.

Published
1998

25. An Adaptable Learning Technology System for Mathematical Models

Author

Giannino F., (1) Guarracino M. R. (2), Monetti V., (1) Romano N., and (1) Toraldo

Abstract

We propose an Adaptable Learning System named SIRMM (Searchable Information Repository of Mathematical Models), whose goal is to be an user friendly and easy to use educational environment, in which mathematics can be learned moving from real world applications; on the other way around, SIRMM can allow to deal with technical disciplines such as chemistry, engineering or economics from the mathematical modeling point of view. Finally, SIRMM can be viewed as an user friendly problem solving environment.

Published
2004

29. Angiomi cavernosi sovratentoriali ed epilessia: Quale terapia?

Author

Monetti, V. C, Sensi, Mariachiara, Gastaldo, Ernesto, Quatrale, Rocco, Cerruti, S., Cavallo, Michele Alessandro, and Mondani, M.

Subjects
Antiepileptic pharmacological treatment, Cavernous Angiomas, Lesionectomy, Neurology (clinical), NO
Published
1999

31. Archaeometric Study of Volcanic Lithic Objects from The Longola (Poggiomarino) Protohistoric Site, Southern Italy: Regional Versus Extra-Regional Provenance.

Author

Balassone, G., Santi, P., Renzulli, A., Di Maio, G., Mondillo, N., and Monetti, V.

Subjects
PROTOHISTORY, ARCHAEOMETRY, PROVENANCE (Geology), FLOODPLAINS
Abstract

The Longola protohistoric village (spanning from the late Middle Bronze Age to the sixth century bc) is a perifluvial settlement located in the Sarno River floodplain to the north-east of Pompeii (southern Italy) and east of the Somma-Vesuvius volcano. A great abundance of artefacts have been found at Longola and in the neighbouring areas, including a variety of volcanic stone objects, mainly related to building and to the manufacture of ordinary tools and instruments. The aim of our work is to characterize lithic objects (lava pebbles and millstones) and to understand their geological provenance by petrographic and geochemical studies. Compositions of millstone samples (porphyritic phonolitic tephrites) and of a set of pebbles (mainly phonolitic tephrites, leucite-shoshonites and trachytes) are compatible with the Somma-Vesuvius magmas erupted before 8 ka bp. For the trachyte lithics, an additional source from the Accademia lava dome (Phlegrean Fields) cannot be ruled out. Among the pebble samples, a rhyolite and a poorly evolved trachyte clearly lie outside the compositional variation of the Somma-Vesuvius and other volcanoes of the Naples area (e.g., Ischia and the Phlegrean Fields) and emphasize an extra-regional provenance. Ponza Island is the best candidate for the provenance of the above two outlier samples. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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45. Dietary habits and multiple sclerosis. A retrospective study in Ferrara, Italy

Author

Tola MR, Enrico Granieri, Malagù S, Caniatti L, Casetta I, Govoni V, Paolino E, Cinzia Monetti V, Canducci E, and Gb, Panatta

Subjects
Adult, Male, Adolescent, case-control study, Models, Neurological, Infant, Feeding Behavior, Middle Aged, multiple sclerosis, Diet Surveys, Dietary Fats, Italy, Ferrara, Case-Control Studies, Child, Preschool, Mental Recall, Odds Ratio, Humans, risk factors, Female, Child, diet, Retrospective Studies
Abstract

In a retrospective case-control study of multiple sclerosis (MS), set up with the aim of verifying the role of environmental factors in pathogenesis, we included a section on dietary habits. We compared the frequency and pattern of food consumption by cases and controls. We found an association between. MS and high consumption of bread and "pasta", butter and lard, legume soup, horse flesh, coffee and tea in the period from infancy to adolescence. A different pattern of consumption of eggs, wine and mineral water between cases and controls was found during adulthood. Our results support, at least partially, the data already reported in the international literature on an association between certain dietary factors and MS. Some foods consumed at certain "critical" ages could play a causal role in the onset of MS.

Published
1994

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