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3. Long-term mortality and its predictors in patients with critical leg ischemia

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Belgrano, Ea, Nardella, L, Ponzio, E, Nessi, E, Guala, A, Mazzucchetti, S, Graziano, L, Urban, I, Palombo, D, Brustia, P, Calzoni, D, Bellone, M, Altieri, M, Agus, Gb, De Angelis, R, Marrocu, R, Grossi, A, Frigerio, D, Biasi, Gm, Piglionica, Mr, Agrifoglio, G, Costantini, A, Della Vedova, Mr, Miglierina, L, Lavorato, E, Emanuelli, G, Rossi, R, Flandoli, C, Ponti, Gb, Berra, S, Losapio, Gm, Ambrosi, R, Inzoli, Mr, Lombardi, G, Tarantola, P, Zocca, N, Sforza, M, Russo, R, Tenchini, P, Bruni, T, Fontanili, M, Guidetti, D, Odero, A, Salvini, M, Pedeferri, G, Bordoni, Mc, Visconti, W, Vedovato, E, Bittolo Bon, G, Maffei, L, Marcon, G, Dell'Olivo, I, Gracco, L, Petralia, G, Cordiano, C, Dorucci, V, Pagnan, A, Visona', A, Tonietto, G, Agresta, E, Burigo, E, Giansante, C, Fiotti, N, Pamich, G, Santirocco, C, Mozzon, L, Gonano, N, Petrilli, Gl, Puzzo, A, Baldino, G, Podestà, A, Guastini, A, Traversaro, A, Zinicola, N, Baglietto, F, Borgatti, E, Filippini, M, Ferrari, E, Tuscano, G, Lonardi, R, Botta, Gc, Banchini, E, Pavarini, E, Delmonte, E, Bucherini, E, Moratti, A, Ieran, M, Bertini, D, Pratesi, C, Corsi, C, Pollastri, M, Marrapodi, E, Vanni, D, Ralli, L, Cecchi, M, Bigalli, A, Del Carratore, G, Mosca, E, Vatteroni, F, Setacci, C, Cao, Piergiorgio, Verzini, Fabio, Mannarino, Elmo, Pasqualini, L, Fedeli, E, Alò, E, Ioannidis, G, Spartera, C, Marino, G, Medori, M, Pola, P, Dal Lago, Aa, Di Giovanani, V, Colli, R, Maniscalco, G, Bartolo, M, Todini, Ar, Benedetti Valentini, E, Irace, L, Fiorani, P, Taurino, M, Marcialis, A, Valitutti, P, Vigliotti, G, Regina, G, Fullone, M, Rizzo, S, Rolli, E, Pascali, M, Lucentini, L, Grilli, M, Correra, H, Florena, M, Cassina, I, Notarbartolo, A, Belvedere, M, Andreozzi, Gm, Di Pino, L, Martini, R, Signorelli, S, Romeo, S, Cormaci, Of, Costanzo, C, Grasso, A, Avanzini, F, Bedoni, P, Bertele', V, Colombo, F, Fellin, G, Pangrazzi, J, Roncaglioni, Mc, Samori, G, Tognoni, G, De Gaetano, G, Garattini, S, and Tognoni, G.

Subjects
Critical leg ischaemia, Peripheral vascular disease, Mortality, Predictive variables
Published
1997

4. A prospective epidemiological survey of the natural history of chronic leg ischaemia. Evidence of the severity of prognosis and need for large-scale clinical trials

Author

Belgrano, Ea, Nardella, L, Ponzio, E, Nessi, E, Guala, A, Mazzucchetti, S, Graziano, L, Urban, I, Palombo, D, Brustia, P, Calzoni, D, Bellone, M, Altieri, M, Agus, Gb, De Angelis, R, Marrocu, R, Grossi, A, Frigerio, D, Biasi, Gm, Piglionica, Mr, Agrifoglio, G, Costantini, A, Della Vedova MR, Miglierina, L, Lavorato, E, Emanuelli, G, Rossi, R, Flandoli, C, Ponti, Gb, Berra, S, Losapio, Gm, Ambrosi, R, Inzoli, Mr, Lombardi, G, Tarantola, P, Zocca, N, Sforza, M, Russo, R, Tenchini, P, Bruni, T, Fontanili, M, Guidetti, D, Odero, A, Salvini, M, Pedeferri, G, Bordoni, Mc, Visconti, W, Vedovato, E, Bittolo Bon, G, Maffei, L, Marcon, G, Dell'Olivo, I, Gracco, L, Petralia, G, Cordiano, C, Dorucci, V, Pagnan, A, Visona', A, Tonietto, G, E Favretti E, Agresta, Burigo, E, Giansante, C, Fiotti, N, Pamich, G, Santirocco, C, Mozzon, L, Gonano, N, Petrilli, Gl, Puzzo, A, Baldino, G, Podestà, A, Guastini, A, Traversaro, A, Zinicola, N, Baglietto, F, Borgatti, E, Filippini, M, E Ridolfi Coppi G, Ferrari, Tuscano, G, Lonardi, R, Botta, Gc, Banchini, E, Pavarini, E, Delmonte, E, Bucherini, E, Moratti, A, Ieran, M, Bertini, D, Pratesi, C, Corsi, C, Pollastri, M, Marrapodi, E, Vanni, D, Ralli, L, Cecchi, M, Bigalli, A, Del Carratore, G, Mosca, E, Vatteroni, F, Setacci, C, Cao, P, Verzini, F, Mannarino, E, Pasqualini, L, Fedeli, E, Alò, E, Ioannidis, G, Spartera, C, Marino, G, Medori, M, Pola, P, Dal Lago AA, Di Giovanani, V, Colli, R, Maniscalco, G, Bartolo, M, Todini, Ar, Benedetti-Valentini, E, Irace, L, Fiorani, P, Taurino, M, Marcialis, A, Valitutti, P, Vigliotti, G, Regina, G, Fullone, M, Rizzo, S, Rolli, E, Pascali, M, Lucentini, L, Grilli, M, Correra, H, Florena, M, Cassina, I, Notarbartolo, A, Belvedere, M, Andreozzi, Gm, Di Pino, L, Martini, R, Signorelli, S, Romeo, S, Cormaci, Of, Costanzo, C, Grasso, A, Avanzini, F, Bedoni, P, Bertele', V, Colombo, F, Fellin, G, Pangrazzi, J, Roncaglioni, Mc, Samori, G, Tognoni, G, De Gaetano, G, and Garattini, S

Subjects
Epidemiology, Critical leg ischaemia, Peripheral vascular disease
Published
1996

5. Pilot scale assessment of a novel phase-change solvent for energy efficient post -combustion CO 2 capture.

Author

Nessi E, Papadopoulos AI, Kazepidis P, Polychroniadis A, Ntourou G, Voutetakis S, and Seferlis P

Abstract

The proliferation of industrial-scale CO 2 capture technologies requires improvements in existing systems. Absorption/desorption capture processes that employ phase-change solvents (PCS) are promising for energy and cost reduction. Several PCSs have been investigated at bench scale, but very few have been tested in pilot-scale plants. The novel PCS mixture S 1 N (N1- cyclohexylpropane-1,3-diamine)/DMCA (Dimethylcyclohexylamine) has previously exhibited desirable performance in equilibrium experiments, economic and sustainability studies. This work presents the pilot-scale evaluation of S 1 N/DMCA for the first time, at two different concentrations and various liquid-to-gas ratios. Experimental evidence on key performance indicators is brought forward, including absorption efficiency, cyclic capacity, distance from equilibrium and regeneration energy in comparison to benchmark solvent MEA (monoethanolamine). S 1 N/DMCA enables robust operation as it maintains a cyclic capacity of 0.63 mol/kg at different liquid-to-gas ratios, which is about two times higher than that of MEA. It achieves operating loadings close to equilibrium, reaching 1.6 mol/kg, and a regeneration energy of 2.3 GJ/tn CO 2 , representing 45% reduction compared to MEA., (Copyright © 2022 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.)

Published
2022
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6. Lung Ultrasound Patterns and Clinical-Laboratory Correlates during COVID-19 Pneumonia: A Retrospective Study from North East Italy.

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Senter R, Capone F, Pasqualin S, Cerruti L, Molinari L, Fonte Basso E, Zanforlin N, Previato L, Toffolon A, Sensi C, Arcidiacono G, Gorgi D, Ippolito R, Nessi E, Pettenella P, Cellini A, Fossa C, Vania E, Gardin S, Sukthi A, Luise D, Giordani MT, Zanatta M, Savino S, Cianci V, Sattin A, Maria A, Vianello A, Pesavento R, Giannini S, Avogaro A, Vettor R, Fadini GP, and Saller A

Abstract

Background and Aim: Lung ultrasound (LUS) is a convenient imaging modality in the setting of coronavirus disease-19 (COVID-19) because it is easily available, can be performed bedside and repeated over time. We herein examined LUS patterns in relation to disease severity and disease stage among patients with COVID-19 pneumonia., Methods: We performed a retrospective case series analysis of patients with confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection who were admitted to the hospital because of pneumonia. We recorded history, clinical parameters and medications. LUS was performed and scored in a standardized fashion by experienced operators, with evaluation of up to 12 lung fields, reporting especially on B-lines and consolidations., Results: We included 96 patients, 58.3% men, with a mean age of 65.9 years. Patients with a high-risk quick COVID-19 severity index (qCSI) were older and had worse outcomes, especially for the need for high-flow oxygen. B-lines and consolidations were located mainly in the lower posterior lung fields. LUS patterns for B-lines and consolidations were significantly worse in all lung fields among patients with high versus low qCSI. B-lines and consolidations were worse in the intermediate disease stage, from day 7 to 13 after onset of symptoms. While consolidations correlated more with inflammatory biomarkers, B-lines correlated more with end-organ damage, including extrapulmonary involvement., Conclusions: LUS patterns provide a comprehensive evaluation of patients with COVID-19 pneumonia that correlated with severity and dynamically reflect disease stage. LUS patterns may reflect different pathophysiological processes related to inflammation or tissue damage; consolidations may represent a more specific sign of localized disease, whereas B-lines seem to be also dependent upon generalized illness due to SARS-CoV-2 infection.

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2021
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