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103. Outcome of pregnancy after organ transplantation: a retrospective survey in Italy

Author

Miniero, R, Tardivo, I, Curtoni, Es, Bresadola, Fabrizio, Calconi, G, Cavallari, A, Centofanti, P, Filipponi, F, Franchello, A, Goggi, C, LA ROCCA, E, Mammana, C, Nino, A, Parisi, F, Regalia, E, Rosati, A, Segoloni, Gp, Setti, G, Todeschini, P, Tregnaghi, C, Zanelli, P, Dall'Omo, Am, Airt, Nitp, Miniero R, Tardivo I, Curtoni ES, Bresadola F, Calconi G, Cavallari A, Centofanti P, Filipponi F, Franchello A, Goggi C, La Rocca E, Mammana C, Nino A, Parisi F, Regalia E, Rosati A, Segoloni GP, Setti G, Todeschini P, Tregnaghi C, Zanelli P, Dall'Omo AM, AIRT, and NITp.

Subjects
surgical procedures, operative, kidney transplant pergnagny after transplant
Abstract

Pregnancy post transpant is a very importan problem in the life of transplant women

Published
2005

117. Alcohol drinking after liver transplantation is associated with graft injury

Author

Simone, P., Geest, S., Ducci, J., Carrai, P., Petruccelli, S., Baldoni, L., Pollina, L., DANIELA CAMPANI, and Filipponi, F.

Subjects
Male, Cross-Sectional Studies, Postoperative Complications, Alcohol Drinking, Liver Diseases, Surveys and Questionnaires, Humans, Female, Middle Aged, Algorithms, Liver Transplantation, Retrospective Studies
Abstract

This was a single-center, mixed-design, cross-sectional and retrospective study to assess the performance of the 4-item, self-reported CAGE (Cut down, Annoyed, Guilty, Eye-opener) questionnaire in predicting histology-proven alcohol-related liver graft injury (ARLGI).A total of 316 liver transplant (LT) patients between six months and five years were enrolled. Based on previous research, problem alcohol drinking (PAD) was defined as any score ≥ 1 on the CAGE, while a cut-off of 2 was assumed for alcohol dependence (AD).Responders were 195, 45 (23.1%) had a CAGE score ≥ 1 and 30 (15.3%) scored ≥ 2. After controlling for confounders, PAD was associated with hyperlipidemia (P=0.01), while AD with a male gender (P=0.01), hyperlipidemia (P=0.03) and alcohol as native diagnosis (P=0.03). PAD and AD were both associated with a significantly higher prevalence of ARLGI, i.e. 53.3% and 63.3%, respectively (P0.0001). Hepatitis C virus (HCV) patients with PAD showed more steatosis (P=0.04), portal infiltrate (P=0.03), and pericellular/perivenular fibrosis (P=0.02). The likelihood ratios for CAGE scores ranging from 0 to 4 in predicting ARLGI were 0, 5.2, 7.8, 7.8, and 100, respectively.By use of a self-report instrument we found a 23.1% prevalence of PAD and a 15.3% prevalence of AD among LT patients between six months and five years. A variable degree of ARLGI was present in 53.3% of PAD and 63.3% of AD, respectively. HCV patients with PAD had more steatosis, portal inflammation, and pericellular fibrosis. Transplant physicians might improve their ability to predict the probability for ARLGI using the CAGE.

Published
2011

132. Adolescenza, sessualità e rischio

Author

Simonelli, Chiara, Tripodi, F, Silvaggi, Claudia, Rossi, R, Cosmi, V, Lembo, D, Pierleoni, Luca, Filipponi, F, Minutillo, Adele, and Fabio, V.

Published
2008

136. Results of a multicenter, randomized, open-label, controlled clinical trial comparing basiliximab versus steroids in Hepatitis C positive liver transplant patients

Author

Search De Simone, P., Search De Carlis, L., Search Filipponi, F., Search Grazi, G. L., Search Cuomo, O., Search Santaniello, W., Search Magalini, S. C., Search Valente, U., Search Salizzoni, M., Search Bresadola, F., Rossi, Massimo, Search, M., Search Burra, P., Massimo, Rossi, Search, G., Search Cillo, U., Search Ferrara, R., and Corbetta, G.

Subjects
basiliximab, steroids
Published
2007

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