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Pollari Pokkala (4/4 F)
No full textLaulun sanat: Pollari, Pokkala, Alapää, Kainu! Kampelin tytöt ei tanssia tainnu, Tal-lal-lil-lu-la tila tula tollo Til-lal-lil-lu-la tila tula taa
Le metanalisi, uno strumento tutto da chiarire? = [Meta-analysis, a tool to be clarified?]
No full textL'esame integrato di patologia generale e fisiopatologia
No full textLo scopo che ci siamo posti, nella stesura di questo libro, è di introdurre gli studenti del corso di Laurea in Scienze Infermieristiche allo studio della Medicina Clinica presupponendo che già siano in loro possesso le nozioni propedeutiche di chimica, biologia, fisica, anatomia, istologia, fisiologia.The purpose of this book is to introduce the students of the Degree in Nursing Sciences to the study of Clinical Medicine, assuming that they already possessed the propedeutic notions of chemistry, biology, physics, anatomy, histology , physiology
Data for: Aortic valve calcifications as risk factor for major complications and reduced survival after transcatheter replacement
No full textTAVI Majo
Painted Plaster
No full textHome Page: Welcome to the online publication of the Villa Magna Project (2006–10). Our work involved the excavation and survey of a large imperial Roman villa and its estate, known from the letters of Marcus Aurelius, and the subsequent life of the site—its fortification in late antiquity, and the creation of a monastery among the ruins in the 10th century. The project was sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Mediterranean Section), the British School at Rome, and the Soprintendenza ai Beni Archeologici del Lazio, with core funding from the 1984 Foundation, the Comune of Anagni and the BancAnagni Credito Cooperativo.
This website includes the stratigraphic reports, object catalogues, physical anthropology, and environmental analyses for excavations at the site of Villa Magna, Italy. These materials are designed as a digital companion to the print volume Villa Magna: an Imperial Estate and its Legacies. Excavations 2006–2010.
Use the headings above to explore the stratigraphy and finds from five years of excavation at the site, to view the data, or to learn more about the project itself
Infected aortic endoprosthesis with subcutaneous perforation and fistula formation: Equivocal computed tomography scan findings leading to a fatal clinical course
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First experience with the new Sorin Crown PRT bioprosthetic aortic valve: Early postoperative outcome and hemodynamic performance in 90 patients
No full textAIM: The Crown PRT (The Phospholipid Reduction Treatment) is a new stent bovine bioprosthesis for aortic valve replacement (AVR). Aim of this paper is to report the postoperative clinical and hemodynamic results after ninety consecutive implants.
METHODS: After receiving CE mark in July 2014, two European university centers implanted the new Crown PRT (Sorin Group, Burnaby, Canada) for the first time. Up to now, ninety patients underwent aortic valve replacement, in isolated or combined procedures, for aortic stenosis or insufficiency. Intraoperative transesophageal echocardiogram was used to assess the prosthesis’s function. In hospital outcomes and echocardiographic parameters were recorded.
RESULTS: Age and Log Euroscore were 71.8±7.9 years and 10.2%±4.5 respectively. In-hospital mortality for isolated AVR was 0%; one patient died after a multiple procedure (overall 30-days mortality 1.1%). No adverse device effects were recorded. Intensive Care Unit stay was 2±5.8 days. At discharge, echocardiogram showed no paravalvular leaks and normal postoperative gradients.
CONCLUSION: Our starting results showed that the Crown PRT is safe and reliable, with excellent hemodynamic performance. Further clinical results with a larger population and long term follow-up are needed to assess the versatility and the durability of this new device
How to prevent vascular complications in transfemoral transcatheter aortic valve implantation: The Nuremberg approach
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