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5. Major trauma: What is important for the best outcome and survival?

Author

Valentino, T.

Subjects
Trauma centers -- Forecasts and trends -- Management, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Social sciences, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Byline: T. Valentino Major trauma is a condition that needs immediate and efficient multidisciplinary management. Even if the afflicted patient is treated by the best trauma team and in the [...]

Published
2017

11. I seni paranasali: loro significato in Neuropsicomorfologia

Author

Valentino B, T. Valentino T, PASSIATORE, Cosimo, Valentino, B, T., Valentino T, and Passiatore, Cosimo

Subjects
Neusopsicomorfologia, Seni paranasali, Emozioni
Abstract

Sono stati studiati il seno frontale e il seno mascellare nella loro evoluzione in rapporto alla neuropsicomorfologia

Published
2013

12. La neuropsicomorfologia:un metodo innovativo per decifrare il viso

Author

Valentino B, Valentino T, PASSIATORE, Cosimo, Valentino, B, Valentino, T, and Passiatore, Cosimo

Subjects
neuropsychomorphology, emotional pusher, neurophysiology, neuropsicomorfologia, spinte emotive, neurofisiologia
Abstract

Si propone un innovativometodo di studio e di decifrazione del volto It is proposed an innovative approach to study and decode the face

Published
2012

14. Il miglioramento delle attività di alta specialità neuroriabilitazione con l’adeguamento dei percorsi di cura alle norme ed agli indirizzi di politica sanitaria e con l’impiego della figura del case manager

Author

GIORDANO VA, ORLANDO V, FERRARA I, PAGANO E, BELLAROSA I, MINICHIELLO S, PANARIELLO G, RANDAZZO A, DONOFRIO C, VALENTINO T, NARGI L, DI BIASE G, SCARANO V, TUCCI C, TERRACCIANO AM, GIMIGLIANO A, PANEVINO G, COVINO A, LO CONTE V, MONTANO G, RENZULLI L, CIARAMELLA V, TRIASSI, MARIA, Giordano, Va, Orlando, V, Ferrara, I, Pagano, E, Bellarosa, I, Minichiello, S, Panariello, G, Randazzo, A, Donofrio, C, Valentino, T, Nargi, L, DI BIASE, G, Scarano, V, Tucci, C, Terracciano, Am, Gimigliano, A, Panevino, G, Covino, A, LO CONTE, V, Montano, G, Renzulli, L, Ciaramella, V, and Triassi, Maria

Published
2007

15. Arriva il 'Case Manager'

Author

GIORDANO VA, ORLANDO V, FERRARA I, PAGANO E, BELLAROSA I, MINICHIELLO S, PANARIELLO G, RANDAZZO A, DONOFRIO C, VALENTINO T, NARGI L, DI BIASE G, SCARANO V, TUCCI C, TERRACCIANO AM, GIMIGLIANO A, PANEVINO G, COVINO A, LO CONTE V, MONTANO G, RENZULLI L, CIARAMELLA V, TRIASSI, MARIA, Giordano, Va, Orlando, V, Ferrara, I, Pagano, E, Bellarosa, I, Minichiello, S, Panariello, G, Randazzo, A, Donofrio, C, Valentino, T, Nargi, L, DI BIASE, G, Scarano, V, Tucci, C, Terracciano, Am, Gimigliano, A, Panevino, G, Covino, A, LO CONTE, V, Montano, G, Renzulli, L, Ciaramella, V, and Triassi, Maria

Published
2007

23. PIT1 upregulation by HMGA proteins has a role in pituitary tumorigenesis

Author

Palmieri D, Valentino T, De Martino I, Esposito F, Cappabianca P, Wierinckx A, Vitiello M, Lombardi G, Colao A, Trouillas J, Pierantoni GM, Fusco A, and Fedele M.

Subjects
endocrine system
Abstract

We have previously demonstrated that HMGA1B and HMGA2 overexpression in mice induces the development of GH and prolactin (PRL) pituitary adenomas mainly by increasing E2F1 transcriptional activity. Interestingly, these adenomas showed very high expression levels of PIT1, a transcriptional factor that regulates the gene expression of Gh, Prl, Ghrhr and Pit1 itself, playing a key role in pituitary gland development and physiology. Therefore, the aim of our study was to identify the role of Pit1 overexpression in pituitary tumour development induced by HMGA1B and HMGA2. First, we demonstrated that HMGA1B and HMGA2 directly interact with both PIT1 and its gene promoter in vivo, and that these proteins positively regulate Pit1 promoter activity, also co-operating with PIT1 itself. Subsequently, we showed, by colony-forming assays on two different pituitary adenoma cell lines, GH3 and ?T3, that Pit1 overexpression increases pituitary cell proliferation. Finally, the expression analysis of HMGA1, HMGA2 and PIT1 in human pituitary adenomas of different histological types revealed a direct correlation between PIT1 and HMGA expression levels. Taken together, our data indicate a role of Pit1 upregulation by HMGA proteins in pituitary tumours.

Published
2012

26. An EMG study on TMJ disorders

Author

Valentino, B, Aldi, B, Melito, F, and Valentino, T

Subjects
stomatognathic diseases, stomatognathic system
Abstract

The Authors have described a clinical case involving a patient with a classical TMJ syndrome and a full range of typical symptoms, both dental and non-dental. The patient underwent a set of EMG tests before his occlusal plane was restored using a special material, immediately following reconstruction and, lastly, three months following the application of a prosthesis. The findings of these EMG tests have shown that the complex symptoms reported by the patient could be traced back to his occlusal plane. Once it was reconstructed, all the typical dental and non-dental symptoms of TMJ disorders subsided.

Published
2008

27. Correlation between interdental occlusal plane and plantar arches. An EMG study

Author

Valentino, B, Melito, F, Aldi, B, and Valentino, T

Abstract

span style="font-size: 12px; line-height: 14px" class="Apple-style-span"The Authors carried out an experimental study on a homogeneous group of young people to provide evidence of functional correlation among masticatory muscles and, indirectly, between changes to the interdental occlusal plane and modifications of the plantar arches due to talipes valgus and flat foot. In the two analysed conditions, the masticatory muscles undergo different functional alterations. This is due to the fact that the mechanoreceptors in the tendons of the muscles governing the plantar arch configuration are stimulated in different ways during the activation of long osteoarthromuscular chains. Dental specialists will have to take these correlation into account when diagnosing TMJ disorders./span

Published
2008

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