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28. ENDOSCOPIC ROBOT-ASSISTED SIMPLE ENUCLEATION (ERASE) VS OPEN SIMPLE ENUCLEATION (OSE) FOR THE TREATMENT OF CLINICAL T1 RENAL MASSES: ANALYSIS OF PREDICTORS OF TRIFECTA OUTCOME

Author

Mari, A., Bonifazi, M., Campi, R., Sessa, F., Chini, T., Sforza, S., Vanacore, D., Bigazzi, B., Xhaferi, R., Siena, Giampaolo, Vignolini, Graziano, Gacci, Mauro, Serni, Sergio, Carini, Marco, and Minervini, Andrea

Subjects
ENDOSCOPIC ROBOT-ASSISTED VS OPEN SIMPLE ENUCLEATION , CLINICAL T1 RENAL MASSES
Published
2016

29. HISTOPATHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF PERITUMORAL PSEUDOCAPSULE AND SURGICAL MARGIN STATUS AFTER ENDOSCOPIC ROBOT-ASSISTED SIMPLE ENUCLEATION (ERASE) FOR RENAL CELL CARCINOMA

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Campi, R., Tellini, R., Mari, A., Raspollini, Maria Rosaria, Sessa, F., Tasso, G., Spatafora, P., Sforza, S., Xhaferi, R., Vanacore, D., Tuccio, Agostino, Serni, Sergio, Carini, Marco, and Minervini, Andrea

Subjects
HISTOPATHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ,PERITUMORAL PSEUDOCAPSULE ,SURGICAL MARGIN, ENDOSCOPIC ROBOT-ASSISTED SIMPLE ENUCLEATION, RENAL CELL CARCINOMA
Published
2016

30. Robotic correction of iatrogenic ureteral stricture: preliminary experience from a tertiary referral centre.

Author

Masieri, L., Sforza, S., Di Maida, F., Grosso, Antonio Andrea, Mari, A., Rosi, Emma Maria, Tellini, R., Carini, M., and Minervini, A.

Subjects
*UROLOGICAL surgery, *URETERIC obstruction, *CLINICAL trials, *SURGICAL complications, *ROBOTICS, *LENGTH of stay in hospitals
Abstract

Objective: Iatrogenic stenosis is a relatively common complication and it could happen after urological procedures in the entire course of the ureter. The aim of this study is to report the surgical outcomes of 36 consecutive patients (period April 2013–November 2018) submitted to robot-assisted correction of benign stricture with previous urological surgery in a tertiary referral center. Methods: Elective criteria were to have had a benign ureteral stricture development after at least one urological procedure. Patients were classified as failures in the event of post-operative ultrasound demonstrating persistent hydronephrosis with or without symptoms or persistent symptoms with renal scan evidence of obstruction or redo procedures. Results: Eighteen patients (50%) were treated for calculosis, seven (19.4%) patients were submitted to double J ureteral stenting and previous pyeloplasty was performed in 11 (30.5%) patients. Overall median operative time was 160 min (IQR = 120–180). Five (13.8%) complications with three (8.3%) surgical post-operative complications occurred. Length of stay was 6 (IQR = 5–7) days. At last follow-up, ranging between 7–60 months, the overall success rate was 86.1% (31/36): three of them (8.3%) were submitted to retrograde holmium laser endopyelotomy, while two (5.5%) underwent a redo robot-assisted correction. Conclusions: Robot-assisted correction procedures can be done safely with good perioperative outcomes and a high post-operative success rate in a tertiary referral center. Further randomized clinical trials are mandatory to confirm the safety of this procedure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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31. Review: Applications of HPLC–MS for food analysis

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DI STEFANO, Vita, AVELLONE, Giuseppe, BONGIORNO, David, Cunsolo, V, Muccilli, V, Sforza, S, Dossena, A, Drahos, L, Vékey, K., Di Stefano, V, Avellone, G, Bongiorno, D, Cunsolo, V, Muccilli, V, Sforza, S, Dossena, A, Drahos, L, and Vékey, K

Subjects
Mass spectrometry, HPLC–MS, Food analysis, Pesticides, Wine, Flavonoids, Glycoproteins
Abstract

HPLC–MS applications in the agrifood sector are among the fastest developing fields in science and industry. The present tutorial mini-review briefly describes this analytical methodology: HPLC, UHPLC, nano-HPLC on one hand, mass spectrometry (MS) and tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) on the other hand. Analytical results are grouped together based on the type of chemicals analyzed (lipids, carbohydrates, glycoproteins, vitamins, flavonoids, mycotoxins, pesticides, allergens and food additives). Results are also shown for various types of food (ham, cheese, milk, cereals, olive oil and wines). Although it is not an exhaustive list, it illustrates the main current directions of applications. Finally, one of the most important features, the characterization of food quality (including problems of authentication and adulteration) is discussed, together with a future outlook on future directions.

Published
2012

49. A0574 - Comparison of open and robotic-assisted laparoscopic ureteral reimplantation in children with high grade (IV-V) vesicoureteral reflux: A multi-institutional comparative study.

Author

Sforza, S., Marco, B.B., Haid, B., Baydilli, N., Donmez, I., Spinoit, A.F., Paraboschi, I., Masieri, L., Luksteinkellner, L., Comez, Y.I., Lammers, R.J.M., 't Hoen, L.A., O'kelly, F., Bindi, E., Kibar, Y., and Silay, M.S.

Subjects
*VESICO-ureteral reflux, *COMPARATIVE studies
Published
2023
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50. METHOD FOR SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF HUMAN N-MYC GENE IN N-MYC EXPRESSING TUMORS THROUGH ANTISENSE AND ANTIGEN PEPTIDO-NUCLEIC ACIDS (PNA)

Author

TONELLI, ROBERTO, PESSION, ANDREA, FRONZA R., SFORZA S., CORRADINI ROBERTO, MARCHELLI ROSANGELA, TONELLI R., FRONZA R., PESSION A., SFORZA S., CORRADINI ROBERTO, and MARCHELLI ROSANGELA

Subjects
humanities
Abstract

The present invention refers to sense and antisense peptido-nucleic acids (PNAs). The present invention further refers to the use of said PNAs for preparing drugs for treating genetic diseases.

Published
2004

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