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Showing papers by "Marco Castagneto published in 1989"

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Noninvasive surveillance of allografted kidneys by ultrasonic duplex scanning.

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Anna Maria De Gaetano1, Giuseppe Boldrini, Giuseppe Nanni, F. Serino, Ivo Giovannini, Marco Castagneto •
The Catholic University of America1
01 Aug 1989-Angiology
TL;DR: Over a one-year period 1,000 duplex Doppler evaluations were performed in 70 patients submitted to kidney transplantation for end-stage renal failure, showing great diagnostic attitudes in the noninvasive characterization of transplant malfunction.
Abstract: Over a one-year period 1,000 duplex Doppler evaluations were performed in 70 patients submitted to kidney transplantation for end-stage renal failure. Duplex monitoring was performed to evaluate tr...

13 citations

Results of liver transplantation for hepatitis delta disease without immunoprophylaxis

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Salvatore Agnes, Alfonso Wolfango Avolio, Sabina Magalini, Giuseppe Nanni, Maurizio Foco, F. Serino, G Hassan, G. Marinucci, Giuseppe Boldrini, Marco Castagneto 
01 Feb 1989

9 citations

Paradoxical effect of short-term protein loading on CsA-treated kidney transplant recipients

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Sabina Magalini1, Giuseppe Nanni, Salvatore Agnes, F. Serino, Alfonso Wolfango Avolio, R M Tacchino, Marco Castagneto •
Sapienza University of Rome1
01 Feb 1989

3 citations

Duplex Doppler in the postoperative monitoring of liver transplant recipients.

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De Gaetano Am1, Giuseppe Boldrini, Salvatore Agnes, Alfonso Wolfango Avolio, Maurizio Foco, Marco Castagneto •
The Catholic University of America1
01 Feb 1989

3 citations

Orpitt: a computerized chart for intraoperative real time management of liver transplant data.

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Alfonso Wolfango Avolio1, Salvatore Agnes, G. Pelosi, Sabina Magalini, Sergio Storti, C. Iannace, Roberto Marra, Liliana Sollazzi, Marco Castagneto •
The Catholic University of America1
01 Feb 1989

1 citations

Lumbar chemical sympathectomy in end stage of arterial disease: early and late results

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Carlo Vulpio, A. Borzone, C. Iannace, Salvatore Agnes, Adriana Wanda Mascaro, Maria De Santis, Geltrude Mingrone, Roberto Flore, Paolo Pola, Marco Castagneto 
01 Jan 1989
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors evaluated the effectiveness of lumbar chemical sympathectomy in 20 patients with ischemic foot lesions and reported that early clinical improvement was obtained in 68% of the cases.
Abstract: Hemodynamic variables were used to evaluate the effectiveness of lumbar chemical sympathectomy in 20 patients with ischemic foot lesions. Early clinical improvement was obtained in 68% of the cases. The two-year cumulative limb salvage rate was 52%. Results indicate that lumbar chemical sympathectomy offers the same benefits as surgical sympathectomy and represents a useful al ternative in patients with advanced ischemic disease of the lower limb, decreas ing the rate and the level of amputations.