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9. Meneghello e la storia

Author

Menetti, E, Varotti, C, Menetti, E ( E ), Varotti, C ( C ), De Marchi, P, Menetti, E, Varotti, C, Menetti, E ( E ), Varotti, C ( C ), and De Marchi, P

Published
2009

10. Mycosis fungoides: A unusual clinical presentation

Author

Bandini P., Costa A. M., La Placa M., Varotti C., Bandini P., Costa A.M., La Placa M., and Varotti C.

Subjects
Cutaneous biopsy, Differential diagnosi, Palmoplantar lesions, Mycosis fungoide
Abstract

The Authors describe a case of a 69-year-old woman who presented by two years erythematous, markedly hyperkeratotic and pruritic plaques with sharp borders on the palms and soles. Were also presents in these plaques deep vesicopustolar lesions. The patient was evaluated by other dermatologists that diagnosticated allergic contact dermatitis: patch tests confirmed theirs diagnosis (positivity for nickel and other substances). Fungal culture was negative. The lesions were treated with daily topical applications of a corticosteroid treaitment having a partial resolution. In consequence of the interruption of the therapy, the dermatosis flared up again. The clinical features gave evidence for psoriasis. A biopsy specimen taken from the right palm showed marked parakeratosis, acanthosis and diffuse infiltrate in the papillary dermis. The dermal bandlike infiltrate was composed of lymphocites and cells with hyperchromatic irregurarly shaped nuclei (mycosis cells). Immunohistochemistry confirmed diagnosis of mycosis fungoides. Further examinations excluded visceral involvement. The patient was treated with daily topical applications of mechlorethamine (nitrogen mustard). Before establishing the diagnosis of mycosis fungoides palmoplantaris (MFPP) has been diagnosed as dermatophyte infection, contact dermatitis and palmoplantar psoriasis. In summary, MFPP is an expression of MF that sometime initially presents and mimics many common palmoplantar dermatoses. A biopsy is recommended in the evaluation of unresponsive, chronic palmoplantar lesions.

Published
2000

11. Le conquiste di Clio. Mascardi, Muratori, Manzoni

Author

MENETTI, E., VAROTTI, C., Bellini, Eraldo, Bellini, Eraldo (ORCID:0000-0001-5956-2620), MENETTI, E., VAROTTI, C., Bellini, Eraldo, and Bellini, Eraldo (ORCID:0000-0001-5956-2620)

Abstract

Fin dalla "Poetica" di Aristotele il rapporto tra letteratura e storia rappresenta un nodo problematico decisivo per lo svolgimento della futura estetica occidentale. Il saggio ripercorre alcuni momenti significativi di tale dibattito, che coinvolge i concetti di vero, verisimile e meraviglioso, nel tentativo di mostrare il progressivo affrancamento della storia dalla condizione di minorità rispetto alla poesia cui era stata condannata dalla riflessione aristotelica. Attraverso le pagine di Tasso, Castelvetro, Mascardi, Muratori e Manzoni, si delinea un percorso che dai "Discorsi" tassiani conduce alle considerazioni consegnate da Manzoni alle pagine del trattato "Del romanzo storico", nelle quali si prende atto dei progressi della moderna storiografia e del rinnovato dialogo che si viene ad instaurare tra scrittura creativa e narrazione storica.

Published
2007

12. Short- and long-term considerations concerning the management of plaque psoriasis with low-dose cyclosporin

Author

Ippolito, F, Carducci, M, Fazio, M, Giacalone, B, Giannotti, B, Carli, P, Massone, L, Borghi, S, Chimenti, S, Legge, A, Lisi, P, Solaroli, C, Ghelli, E, Lazzaro, C, Spitalieri, S, Varotti, C, Bardazzi, F, Peluso, Am, Tosti, A, Biggio, P, Aste, N, Miani, F, Carriera, Ml, Calandra, P, Assalve, D, Marson, G, Carrabba, E, Rodeghiero, R, Scarpa, C, Kokelj, F, Garcovich, A, Pompili, A, Gatti, M, Berruti, G, Carlesimo, Oa, Clerico, R, Indelicato, V, Amerio, P, Masci, S, Gravante, M, Arico, M, Larocca, E, Rebora, A, Parodi, A, Coglio, G, Calzavarapinton, Pg, Panconesi, E, Campolmi, P, Bonan, P, Altobella, L, Barone, R, Poeta, G, Desalvo, V, Finzi, Af, Schmitt, E, Leigheb, G, Gattoni, M, Rabito, C, Vellerfornasa, C, Cancian, G, Fadel, A, Califano, L, Altieri, E, Giannetti, A, Fantini, F, Cimitan, A, Allegra, F, Devoto, Mr, Bossi, G, Ricotti, G, Atzori, F, Laurenti, G, Amerighi, F, Sirna, R, Barbieri, G, Griseta, V, Mian, E, Beconcini, D, Rantuccio, F, Sinisi, D, Cainelli, T, Andreassi, L, Perotti, R, Cottoni, F, Colombo, E, Chieregato, G, Leoni, A, Galbiati, G, Nicoletti, A, Rabbiosi, G, Miori, L, Quarta, G, Pazzaglia, A, Nini, G, Dellacasaalberighi, O, and Antonellini, A

Published
1993

16. [The Lupus Band Test and serology of lupus erythematosus. Our experience]

Author

Varotti C, Patrizi A, Ga, Siverio, Marco Masina, and Passarini B

Subjects
Adult, Male, Lupus Erythematosus, Discoid, Adolescent, Fluorescent Antibody Technique, Humans, Female, Serologic Tests, Middle Aged
Abstract

The Authors studied, from 1986 to 1988, 84 patients (24 men and 60 women, in an age group that went from 13 to 75 years, with an average of 42 years) in whom DLE was diagnosed. In these patients, a direct immunofluorescent assay was carried out on the affected skin, on the non-affected photoexposed skin, and on the non-affected non-photoexposed skin: furthermore, the serum of these patients was tested for the presence of antinuclear antibodies (ANA), antibodies to extractable nuclear antigens (anti-ENA), and antibodies to double-stranded DNA (anti-DNA). In the study, a significant correlation between the presence of ANA and entity of cutaneous involvement at the Lupus Band Test was found. Furthermore, it was noticed that anti-ENA and/or anti-nDNA tend to be present in association to a positive Lupus Band Test in all 3 biopsied tissues.

Published
1990

28. Serum specific IgA antibody to Chlamydia trachomatis in patients with chlamydial infections detected by ELISA and an immunofluorescence test.

Author

Cevenini, R, Sarov, I, Rumpianesi, F, Donati, M, Melega, C, Varotti, C, and La Placa, M

Abstract

Sera obtained from 34 men with Chlamydia trachomatis positive non-gonococcal urethritis, 34 men with C trachomatis negative non-gonococcal urethritis, 42 women with acute salpingitis, 38 healthy women, and 34 healthy men were studied for the presence of specific serum C trachomatis IgA and IgG antibodies. Serological results were correlated with C trachomatis isolation in cell culture. An enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for C trachomatis specific serum IgA was employed using highly purified elementary bodies of C trachomatis serotype L2 grown in LLC-MK2 cells. Results obtained for C trachomatis IgA antibody by the ELISA test were compared with results obtained for the same sera by a single antigen immunofluorescence technique. A good correlation (r = 0.91) was found between two methods. Serum IgG antibody was also determined in the same sera by the immunofluorescence technique. Patients with C trachomatis positive non-gonococcal urethritis had a significantly (p less than 0.0005) higher prevalence (94.1%) of serum IgA antibody by ELISA compared with patients with C trachomatis negative non-gonococcal urethritis (20.5%) or healthy men (5.9%). Similarly, women with acute salpingitis had a significantly (p less than 0.005) higher prevalence of serum IgA antibody (45.2%) compared with healthy controls (5.2%). Comparable results were obtained for C trachomatis serum IgA antibody using the immunofluorescence technique. The prevalence of C trachomatis IgG antibody was significantly higher in patients with C trachomatis positive non-gonococcal urethritis (97.0%) compared with those with C trachomatis negative non-gonococcal urethritis (33.3%) and healthy controls (23.5%). The importance of using specific C trachomatis serum IgA in the identification of chlamydial infection is discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
1984

29. Percutaneous absorption of crotamiton in man following single and multiple dosing Cutan Ocul Toxicol

Author

Emi Dika, Varotti, C., Bardazzi, F., Maibach, H. I., Dika E, Varotti C, Bardazzi F, and Maibach HI.

Subjects
CROTAMITON, PRURITUS, SCABIES, ABSORPTION, PERCUTANEOUS
Abstract

PURPOSE: Crotamiton is a topical drug used in the treatment of scabies and pruritus. We determined its percutaneous absorption following single and multiple dosing in normal skin. METHODS: We used in vivo measurement of percutaneous absorption of [14C] crotamiton in a multidose regimen by measuring urinary excretion and liquid scintillation counting in three groups of four healthy volunteers. The Feldmann urinary excretion method was utilized to ascertain percutaneous absorption. Our results showed that tape stripping does not increase percutaneous absorption of crotamiton; upon repeated application.

31. [Total alopecia and Basedow's disease]

Author

Bianchi D, Marco Masina, Passarini B, and Varotti C

Subjects
Adult, Male, Methimazole, Alopecia Areata, Humans, Graves Disease
Published
1986

44. Alopecia areata

Author

Misciali, C., Ciattaglia, G., antonella tosti, and Varotti, C.

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