Search Results - "Grechi, E"

Metabolic syndrome in children with Prader–Willi syndrome: The effect of obesity by Brambilla, P, Crinò, A, Bedogni, G, Bosio, L, Cappa, M, Corrias, A, Delvecchio, M, Di Candia, S, Gargantini, L, Grechi, E, Iughetti, L, Mussa, A, Ragusa, L, Sacco, M, Salvatoni, A, Chiumello, G, Grugni, G

“…Abstract Background and aims Prader–Willi syndrome (PWS), the most frequent syndromic obesity, is associated with elevated morbidity and mortality in pediatric…”
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Congenital skull fracture as a presenting sign of Menkes disease: A case of perinatal diagnosis and early treatment by Zambon, A.A, Garbetta, G, Grechi, E, Fumagalli, F, Baldoli, C, Patricelli, M.G, Natali Sora, M.G, Rovelli, R, Poloniato, A, Barera, G

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Effectiveness of pentoxifylline in semen preparation for intrauterine insemination by Negri, P., Grechi, E., Tomasi, A., Fabbri, E., Capuzzo, A.

“…Pentoxifylline, an inhibitor of cAMP phosphodiesterase activity, favours intracellular cAMP concentration increase. In-vitro treatment of semen with…”
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Preliminary observations about assisted reproduction in thalassaemia by Negri, P, De Sanctis, V, Grechi, E, Gamberini, M R, Urso, L

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A Psycho-Oncological Rehabilitation intervention: the pathway of CeRiOn (Centre for Oncological Rehabilitation) and preliminary results of efficacy, Florence 2007–2010 by Giovanna, Franchi, Grechi, E., Maruelli, A., Francesco, Bulli, Grazia, Muraca Maria, Miccinesi, G.

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CA-125 monitored therapy with GnRH analogue of pelvic endometriosis by Negri, P, Ricciardelli, M A, Tomasi, A, Grechi, E, Fortini, R M

“…Thirteen patients affected by endometriosis have been treated with GnRH analogue Buserelin. CA-125 serum levels have been monitored before, during and after…”
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Fertility in unilateral cryptorchidism: review of 104 cases by Ponchietti, R, Grechi, G

“…Testicular maldescent adversely affects spermatogenesis, therefore the primary purpose of its correction is to preserve subsequent fertility. However, many…”
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