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54. Capítulos de sentença no CPC de 2015

Author

Ganacin, João Cánovas Bottazzo

Subjects
Trânsito em julgado (processo civil), Mérito (processo civil), Decisão judicial, Prazo judicial (processo civil), Coisa julgada (direito judiciário civil), Mérito, Motivação da sentença, Coisa julgada (processo civil), Exame de mérito, Fundamentos da sentença, Modificação de mérito, Decisão judiciária, Sentença civil, Sentença (processo civil), Análise de mérito, Prazo processual civil, Prazo (processo civil)
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2020

55. Morosidade processual: notas sobre um problema insolúvel = La lentezza dei processi: appunti su un problema insolubile

Author

Ganacin, João Cánovas Bottazzo

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Published
2020

57. P2882Sustainable organization of a management model for CIED remote control: data from a single tertiary center

Author

Franco Zoppo, A Brazzolotto, Antonio Lupo, L Lago, Francesca Zerbo, V Bottazzo, Giacomo Mugnai, C Carraro, E. Bacchiega, and E Piccoli

Subjects
business.industry, law, Medicine, Management model, Center (algebra and category theory), Medical emergency, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine, business, medicine.disease, Remote control, law.invention
Abstract

Introduction The remote control (RC) of CIED has become necessary, though the human resources and technical facilities needed are limited. In most of Centers, the ratio of RC CIED /CIED with in-office follow up, is continuously increasing and is expected to reach the 100% of CIED remotely controlled. We sought assess an organizational model based on available facilities and a long-term projection of RC data burden. Pacemakers, ICD and implantable loop recorders were considered. Methods The total population served by the Hospital area has been obtained (271.260 citizens), timed at December 31st 2014. By checking our Hospital data files, the total number of followed up CIED patients timed at January 1st 2011 (3995; 1.47% of all population), was compared with the same data timed at January 1st 2015 (3902; 1.43% of all population), in order to the check for the “stability” of that data over time. At the analyzed time 1582/3902 (40,5%) of CIED were followed by RC. We have then considered an yearly average of 465 CIEDs implanted/replaced (yearly implants 2012 to 2015) and excluded a roughly 10% of them because not provided of RC facilities (unwilling patients or CIED not RC “ready”); all the other patients were provided with RC. On these basis, we can assume a ratio of RC CIEDs /non-RC CIED, deemed to increase by 10 to 11% per year, to reach the break-even of 100% of RC CIEDs, in 2021 (projection). The number of RC transmissions (Tx) have been gathered in 5 types of events (Fig. left upper). The timing of RC patient managing from opening the CIED web site to complete patient file assessment (RC file analysis) performed by expert nurses, was arbitrarily calculated over a sample of 10 Tx per day in 3 different days. Results Of 3902 CIED patient, 1582 (40.5%) were RC followed up (3261 pacemakers, 594 ICDs and 47 implantable loop recorder); the CIED brands were represented as follows: Medtronic 685 (43.3%); St. Jude 180 (11.4%), Boston Sc. 330 (20.8%), Biotronik 318 (20.1%) and Livanova (previously SorinGroup) 69 (4.4%). During the year 2015 we received a total number of 10396 Tx: 128 (1.2%) red alert; 1944 (18.6%) yellow alert, 141 (1.3%) atrial fibrillation; 403 (3.9%) lost Tx (disconnected transmitters or un-compliant patients for remote interrogation) and 7780 (75%) Tx “OK” with NO events. (Fig. right upper). The projection model at 2021 with 100% RC patients (break-even) shows a total 25990 Tx: 320 red alert; 1944 yellow alert, 352 atrial fibrillation; 1007 lost Tx and 19459 Tx “OK”. The 2021 monthly Tx would be 2320 (26 red alert; 405 yellow alert, 29 atrial fibrillation; 91 lost Tx and 1769 (75%) Tx “OK”) (Fig. both lower panels) The RC file analysis was roughly calculated around 3 minutes (116 hours/month); 5.8 hours/business day (Monday–Friday). Conclusion The rate of RC followed up CIEDs will inexorably increase by time. The projection management model presented could help to build a sustainable organization.

Published
2019
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59. Retroviral superantigens and type 1 diabetes mellitus

Author

Murphy, Vincent J., Harrison, Leonard C., Rudert, William A., Luppi, Patrizia, Trucco, Massimo, Fierabracci, Alessandra, Biro, Paul Andrew, and Bottazzo, Gian Franco

Subjects
Type 1 diabetes -- Research, Retrovirus infections -- Genetic aspects, Genomes -- Research, Biological sciences
Abstract

Conrad et al performed a study about the etiological involvement of an infectious agent in type 1 diabetes mellitus. They described the isolation of an unknown endogenous HERV-K10-like retroviral genome, IDDMK(sub 1,2)22, associated with a murine mammary tumor virus whose envelope gene encoded a superantigen. They used the U3-R-poly(A) oligonucleotide primer to detect the retroviral genome. However, in other experiments simulating the experimental conditions employed by Conrad et al, the transcribed genome was not detected and were not RNA specific.

Published
1998

71. Intranet: a medium of internal communication and training

Author

Bottazzo, Violetta

Subjects
Intranets -- Usage, Organizational communication -- Training, Intranet, Business, Library and information science
Abstract

In addition to knowledge, the flow of information or efficient organisational communication is an essential condition for the successfulness of every organisation. Although the ideal vertical and horizontal communication is difficult to achieve, training-informational centres and special libraries should also strive to achieve this goal. Advantages of available communication technology, especially the Intranet, should be taken for this purpose as much as possible. The control of the field of management or knowledge transfer is a complex problem, which is practically unmanageable without the tool for knowledge dissemination. This is the reason why portals are used more and more. It is common to them that these are starting pages, where basic information is gathered in a condensed form: portals are starting points for more detailed information. They function on the basis of the technology supported by browsers. The topic of this paper is the development of an organisation in the process of learning especially the need analysis of an organisation and setting up of a training portal as a tool fol lntranet training, submission and flow of information. Keywords: Intranet, organisational communication, training, training portal, library

Published
2005

73. Preface

Author

Bottazzo, Gian Franco and Jacobson, Robert M

Published
2004

75. Long term follow up of children with myocarditis treated by immunosuppression and of children with dilated cardiomyopathy

Author

Giulia Gagliardi, M., Bevilacqua, M., Bassano, C., Leonardi, B., Boldrini, R., Diomedi Camassei, F., Fierabracci, A., Ugazio, A.G., and Bottazzo, G.F.

Subjects
Myocarditis -- Drug therapy, Myocarditis -- Research, Myocarditis -- Patient outcomes, Mortality -- Italy, Immunosuppression -- Drug therapy, Immunosuppression -- Patient outcomes, Immunosuppression -- Research, Cardiomyopathy, Dilated -- Care and treatment, Cardiomyopathy, Dilated -- Research, Cardiomyopathy, Dilated -- Patient outcomes, Children -- Health aspects, Children -- Diseases, Pediatric research, Health
Published
2004

76. Evidence from family studies for autoimmunity in dilated cardiomyopathy

Author

Caforio, Alida L.P., Keeling, Philip J., Zachara, Elisabetta, Mestroni, Luisa, Camerini, Fulvio, Mann, Jessica M., Bottazzo, Gian Franco, and McKenna, William J.

Subjects
Familial diseases -- Physiological aspects, Cardiomyopathy, Dilated -- Genetic aspects, Autoimmune diseases -- Genetic aspects
Published
1994

77. Assessment of precision, concordance, specificity, and sensitivity of islet cell antibody measurement in 41 assays

Author

Bonifacio, E., Boitard, C., Gleichmann, H., Shattock, M. A., Molenaar, J. L., Bottazzo, G. F., Assa, S., Arnaiz-Villena, A., Barbosa, J., Betterle, C., Beutner, E., Bright, G., Chapel, H., Codina, M., Dawkins, R., Deitsch, E., Di Mario, U., Eisenbarth, G., Elliot, R., Gomis de Barbara, R., Hanafusa, T., Harrison, L., Helmke, K., Howard, C., Veld, P.In't, Kawathara, D., Kobayashi, T., Landin, M., Lernmark, Å., Maclaren, N., Mandrup-Poulsen, T., Manna, R., Miettinen, A., Palmer, J., Panczel, P., Peter, J., Pirich, K., Quenette, L., Reeves, G., Reinauer, K., Scherbaum, W., Scott-Morgan, L., Vergani, D., and Vialettes, B.

Published
1990
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80. Autoantibodies to a 128-kd synaptic protein in three women with the stiff-man syndrome and breast cancer

Author

Folli, Franco, Solimena, Michele, Cofiell, Roxanne, Austoni, Mario, Tallini, Giovanni, Fassetta, Giuliano, Bates, David, Cartlidge, Niall, Bottazzo, Gian Franco, Piccolo, Giovanni, and De Camilli, Pietro

Subjects
Breast cancer -- Physiological aspects, Stiff-person syndrome -- Physiological aspects, Autoantibodies -- Physiological aspects
Abstract

The development of autoantibodies against the 128-kd brain protein may indicate the need to evaluate women with stiff-man syndrome for breast cancer. Stiff-man syndrome is an uncommon disorder of the central nervous system that is characterized by progressive muscle stiffness and spasms. A study evaluated three women with stiff-man syndrome for the presence of autoantibodies against the 128-kd brain protein. Autoantibodies against the 128-kd brain protein were detected in all three women. Two of the women had been already been diagnosed with breast cancer, and one was diagnosed after detection of autoantibodies against the 128-kd brain protein. Autoantibodies against the 128-kd brain protein were not found in 73 patients with stiff-man syndrome who did not have breast cancer or in 30 cancer patients without stiff-man syndrome. Stiff-man syndrome is associated with the development of cancer in some patients.

Published
1993

82. Cell adhesion molecules in autoimmune enteropathy

Author

Hill, S M, Milla, P J, Casaseca, T, Bottazzo, G F, Mirakian, R, MacDonald, Thomas T, editor, Challacombe, Stephen J, editor, Bland, Paul W, editor, Stokes, Christopher R, editor, Heatley, Richard V, editor, and Mowat, Allan Mcl, editor

Published
1990
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84. Organ-specific cardiac antibodies: serological markers for systemic hypertension in autoimmune polyendocrinopathy

Author

Caforio, Alida L.P., Wagner, Richard, Gill, Jaswinder S., Bonifacio, Ezio, Bosi, Emanuele, Miles, Amanda, McKenna, William J., and Bottazzo, Gian Franco

Subjects
Heart -- Physiological aspects, Hypertension -- Physiological aspects, Autoantibodies -- Physiological aspects, Autoimmune diseases -- Physiological aspects, Endocrine glands -- Physiological aspects
Published
1991

85. Autoimmune enteropathy and colitis: is there a generalised autoimmune gut disorder?

Author

Hill, S.M., Milla, P.J., Bottazzo, G.F., and Mirakian, R.

Subjects
Immunologic diseases -- Physiological aspects, Colorectal diseases, Colitis -- Causes of, Autoimmune diseases -- Physiological aspects, Health
Abstract

Autoimmune diseases form a class of disorders in which the body does not recognize one or more body cell types, and inappropriately forms antibodies directed against that cell type. Many children who suffer from extended episodes of diarrhea associated with one form or another of gastrointestinal disease also have personal or family histories of autoimmune dysfunction. To further investigate the role of autoimmunity in the development of colitis (inflammation of the colon, or large intestine), eight children (seven boys and one girl) were studied. The children had protracted (extended) diarrhea and evidence of autoimmune disease (for example, in appropriate expression of antibodies by the mucosa, or inner lining, of the intestine). They underwent colonoscopy, a technique for viewing the interior of the colon by means of an illuminated fiber-optic device. Six children with protracted diarrhea and no evidence of autoimmune dysfunction served as a control group, and underwent the same tests. In all eight of the children with autoimmune symptoms (but in none of the control patients with diarrhea) there was evidence of a generalized intestinal disorder (colitis) which appeared to involve much, if not all, of the length of the intestine. There was also evidence in the autoimmune group of altered functioning of the mucosal immune system. These results indicate that autoimmunity may be an important causal factor in the development of colitis. (Consumer Summary produced by Reliance Medical Information, Inc.)

Published
1991

90. NILDE REDESIGN: Report di valutazione software

Author

Bottazzo, Maria Luce

Subjects
usability, user experience, document delivery software, software design
Abstract

This study presents the evaluation of NILDE software to be used in the future NILDE software redesign. Software evaluation is organized along four dimensions: benchmark analysis, software description and classification of problems managed by technical support, usability tests and a publisher case study.

Published
2018
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