PATOLOGIE MUSCOLOSCHELETRICHE DELL’ARTO SUPERIORE NEL SETTORE AGRICOLO: EVIDENZE EPIDEMIOLOGICHE [MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS OF THE UPPER LIMB IN AGRICULTURE: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE]

4[In Italian]reservedmixedBorghesi S; Isgrò A; Lucchini R; Alessio LBorghesi, Stefano; Isgrò, A; Lucchini, Roberto; Alessio, Lorenz

Relation mining from clinical records

Abstract English. We propose a system to extract entities and relations from a set of clinical records in Italian based on two preceding works Italiano. Proponiamo un sistema per estrarre entità e relazioni da un insieme di cartelle cliniche in Italiano basato su due precedenti lavori (Alicante et al., 2016b) e (Alicante et al., 2016a). Questo approccio non richiede dati annotati e si basa su risorse lessicali di dominio già esistenti e tecniche di apprendimento automatico senza supervisione

Relation Mining from Clinical Records

We propose a system to extract entities and relations from a set of clinical records in Italian based on two preceding works (Alicante et al., 2016b) and (Alicante et al., 2016a). This approach does not require annotated data and is based on existing domain lexical resources and unsupervised machine learning techniques.Proponiamo un sistema per estrarre entità e relazioni da un insieme di cartelle cliniche in Italiano basato su due precedenti lavori (Alicante et al., 2016b) e (Alicante et al., 2016a). Questo approccio non richiede dati annotati e si basa su risorse lessicali di dominio gia` esistenti e tecniche di apprendimento automatico senza supervisione

Expulsive medical therapy with alpha blockers in female and pediatric urolithiasis: Efficacy and safety of an off-label treatment.

Expulsive medical therapy with alpha blockers in female and pediatric urolithiasis: Efficacy and safety of an off-label treatment

Effects of action observation treatment in recovery after total knee replacement: A prospective clinical trial

We hypothesized that self-administered action observation treatment can increase the effectiveness of inpatient rehabilitation of patients after a primary total knee replacement

Fluid intake in urolithiasis: Analysis of patients referring to an ESWL centre.

Fluid intake in urolithiasis: Analysis of patients referring to an ESWL centre

Extra-corporeal life support for near-fatal multi-drug intoxication: a case report

Abstract Introduction Severe mixed β-blocker and calcium channel blocker intoxication presents a significant risk for patient mortality. Although treatment is well-established, it sporadically fails to support the patient through massive overdoses, thus requiring non-conventional treatments. We report the use of extra-corporeal life support in a patient with refractory hemodynamic impairment due to multi-drug intoxication. Although sometimes used in clinical practice, extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation for intoxications has rarely been reported. Case presentation A 36-year-old Caucasian man presented to our hospital with refractory hypotension, severe cardiac insufficiency and multi-organ failure due to mixed intoxication with atenolol, nifedipine, Lacidipine and sertraline. Together with standard treatment, we performed extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation to overcome refractory cardiogenic shock and lead the patient to achieve a full recovery. Conclusion Standard of care for β-blocker and calcium channel blocker intoxication is well-defined and condensed into protocols of treatment. Although aimed at clearing the noxious agents from the patient's system, standard measures may fail to provide adequate hemodynamic support to allow recovery. In selected cases, extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation could be considered a bridge to drug clearance while preventing multi-organ failure due to profound shock.</p

Extra-corporeal life support for near-fatal multi-drug intoxication: A case report

none7noIntroduction. Severe mixed-blocker and calcium channel blocker intoxication presents a significant risk for patient mortality. Although treatment is well-established, it sporadically fails to support the patient through massive overdoses, thus requiring non-conventional treatments. We report the use of extra-corporeal life support in a patient with refractory hemodynamic impairment due to multi-drug intoxication. Although sometimes used in clinical practice, extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation for intoxications has rarely been reported. Case presentation. A 36-year-old Caucasian man presented to our hospital with refractory hypotension, severe cardiac insufficiency and multi-organ failure due to mixed intoxication with atenolol, nifedipine, Lacidipine and sertraline. Together with standard treatment, we performed extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation to overcome refractory cardiogenic shock and lead the patient to achieve a full recovery. Conclusion: Standard of care for -blocker and calcium channel blocker intoxication is well-defined and condensed into protocols of treatment. Although aimed at clearing the noxious agents from the patient's system, standard measures may fail to provide adequate hemodynamic support to allow recovery. In selected cases, extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation could be considered a bridge to drug clearance while preventing multi-organ failure due to profound shock. © 2011 Rona et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd.noneRona, Roberto*; Cortinovis, Barbara; Marcolin, Roberto; Patroniti, Nicolo; Isgr, Stefano; Marelli, Chiara; Fumagalli, RobertoRona, Roberto; Cortinovis, Barbara; Marcolin, Roberto; Patroniti, Nicolo; Isgr, Stefano; Marelli, Chiara; Fumagalli, Robert