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IS THERE AN ETIOLOGICAL LINK BETWEEN THE COMPUTER AND CLEFTS OF THE LIP? by Cavina, Carlo

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Facial teleangectasias: Our experience in treatment with IPL by Clementoni, Matteo Tretti, Gilardino, Patrizia, Muti, Gabriele F., Signorini, Massimo, Pistorale, Antonio, Morselli, Paolo G., Cavina, Carlo

“…Background and Objectives Facial teleangectasias can be a relevant cosmetic problem, which the patient usually hides with a thick layer of makeup. This study…”
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Intense pulsed light treatment of 1,000 consecutive patients with facial vascular marks by Clementoni, Matteo Tretti, Gilardino, Patrizia, Muti, Gabriele F, Signorini, Massimo, Pistorale, Antonio, Morselli, Paolo G, Cavina, Carlo

“…Facial teleangectasias or vascular marks often represent a very cosmetically detracting problem for the affected patient, who tries to cover the lesions by…”
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Nasolabial island flap for lower lip repair by Cavina, Ce, Morellini, A., Fabiocchi, L., Cavina, Ca

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Reduction mammaplasty and correction of ptosis: a personal technique by Marconi, F, Cavina, C

“…New upper pedicle reduction mammaplasty and mastopexy techniques are presented. The surgical steps are described point by point. An analysis is made of the…”
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Hypotelorism : An extracranial correction technique by CAVINA, C, MORSELLI, P. G, PISTORALE, A

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Recurrent Basal Cell Carcinoma of the Back Infiltrating the Spine by MORSELLI, PAOLO, TOSTI, ANTONELLA, GUERRA, LILIANA, FANTI, PIER ALESSANDRO, FEDELI, FRANCO, PISTORALE, TONINO, CAVINA, CARLO, VAROTTI, CLAUDIO

“…BACKGROUND. Risk of basal cell carcinoma (BCC) recurrence appears to be related to tumor location, tumor size, treatment modality, radicalness of excision, and…”
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Recurrent basal cell carcinoma of the back infiltrating the spine : recurrent basal cell carcinoma by MORSELLI, P, TOSTI, A, GUERRA, L, FANTI, P. A, FEDELI, F, PISTORALE, T, CAVINA, C, VAROTTI, C

“…Risk of basal cell carcinoma (BCC) recurrence appears to be related to tumor location, tumor size, treatment modality, radicalness of excision, and histologic…”
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Craniopagus twins. An unsuccessful separation and a clinical review of the entity by GAIST, G, PIAZZA, G, GALASSI, E, CAVINA, C, SALVIOLI, G. P

“…Craniopagus twinning is an extremely uncommon birth defect with an estimated incidence of 4-6 every 10 million births. The most complex and challenging issue…”
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Rhabdomyoma (adult type) of the sublingual region by Ferracini, R, Cavina, C, Morrone, B

“…A case of sublingual rhabdomyoma (adult type) in a 40-year-old man is reported. A review of the world literature revealed 28 acceptable previous cases…”
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