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P.08.14: Efficacy and Safety of Self-Expanding Metal Stents for Colon Cancer: An Analysis of 10 Years’ Experience of a Third Referral Center by Lapenta, R, Lucidi, C, Assisi, D, Di Emidio, L, Rendina, F, Anti, M

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P.11.4 CLINICAL IMPACT OF ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND–FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION (EUS-FNA) OF LEFT ADRENAL GLAND (LAG) by Assisi, D, Forcella, D, Lapenta, R, Melis, E, Filippetti, M, Visca, P, Facciolo, F, Anti, M

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P.03.8 ACCESSING TO THE LEFT PARATRACHEAL (#4L) AND THE AORTOPULMONARY WINDOW (#5) MEDIASTINAL LYMPH NODES BY ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND WITH FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION (EUS-FNA) by Assisi, D, Forcella, D, Melis, E, Filippetti, M, Pierconti, F, Lapenta, R, Facciolo, F, Anti, M

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P.16.15 EFFICACY OF IDUS (INTRADUCTAL ULTRASONOGRAPHY) IN DIAGNOSIS OF INTRADUCTAL PAPILLARY NEOPLASM OF THE BILE DUCT (IPNB) by Assisi, D, Lapenta, R, Police, A, Crocetti, D, Federici, T, Grazi, G, Anti, M

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P.07.13 NEW TECHNIQUE IN ENDOSCOPIC TREATMENT OF ANORECTAL CONDYLOMAS by Grassi, A, Assisi, D, Lapenta, R, Donà, M.G, Latini, A, Benevolo, M

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P.03.4 EVALUATION OF FACTORS INFLUENCING ACCURACY ON EUS GUIDED FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION (EUS FNA) OF PANCREATIC MASSES by Assisi, D, Lapenta, R, Federici, T, Marandino, F, Police, A, Grazi, G, Anti, M

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V.02.5 DIAGNOSIS AND EVALUATION OF A CASE OF COMMON BILE DUCT PAPILLARY ADENOMA BY ERCP, IDUS (INTRADUCTAL ULTRASOUND) AND SPY GLASS SYSTEM by Assisi, D, Lapenta, R, Police, A, Crocetti, A, Grazi, G, Anti, M

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NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT IN HEAD AND NECK CANCER PATIENTS by Assisi, D, Mete, L. Sanchez, Schiavetto, I, Grassi, A, Lapenta, R, Stigliano, V, Belverde, B, Viceconte, G

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Palliative treatment of esophageal tumors by Lapenta, R, Assisi, D, Grassi, A, Lauria, V, Stigliano, V, Casale, V

“…In malignant dysphagia expandable metal stents are commonly used as palliative treatment, but early and late complications and the improvement of dysphagia…”
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Endoscopic follow-up in resected colorectal cancer patients by Stigliano, V, Fracasso, P, Grassi, A, Lapenta, R, Citarda, F, Tomaselli, G, Giannarelli, D, Casale, V

“…Patients resected for colorectal cancer are at risk for anastomotic recurrence, for adenomatous polyps and for metachronous cancer. The present retrospective…”
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Endoscopic palliative therapy in neoplastic diseases of the esophagus by Casale, V, Lapenta, R, Gigliozzi, A, Villotti, G

“…Over the past 20 years, fiberoptic endoscopy, followed by video-endoscopy, has taken on an increasingly important role in the diagnostics and therapy for…”
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Endoscopic follow-up in oncological diseases of the gastrointestinal tract: the experience of the Regina Elena Cancer Institute by Stigliano, V, Assisi, D, Fracasso, P, Grassi, A, Lapenta, R, Casale, V

“…In oncology, follow-up refers to the medical procedures aimed to control, over time, both patients at risk of developing cancer, or those already submitted to…”
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Medium-large polyps of the colon: a contribution for their clinical profile and a proper surveillance by Grassi, A, Casale, V, Fracasso, P, Lapenta, R, Stigliano, V, Giannarelli, D, Bigotti, G, Crespi, M

“…A retrospective analysis of polypoid lesions of the colon larger than 1 cm was performed with the aim to study their characteristics and a proper surveillance…”
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Turcot syndrome: case report and nosological aspects by Fracasso, P, Caviglia, R, Grassi, A, Lapenta, R, Stigliano, V, Franco, D, Casale, V

“…The Turcot syndrome has been defined as the simultaneous presence of multiple polyposis of the colon and a malignant brain tumor. This association is supposed…”
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Activation of c-MYC and c-MYB proto-oncogenes is associated with decreased apoptosis in tumor colon progression by Greco, C, Alvino, S, Buglioni, S, Assisi, D, Lapenta, R, Grassi, A, Stigliano, V, Mottolese, M, Casale, V

“…An increasing amount of evidence suggests that progression from normal mucosa to colorectal cancer is accompanied by morphological and genetic alterations…”
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7 P Colorectal cancer in women with personal history of breast cancer by Assisi, D., Botti, C., Lapenta, R., Crespi, M., Casale, V.

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3 OC Significance of biological markers in the prevention of colorectal cancer by Assisi, D., Grassi, A., Lapenta, R., Stigliano, V., Lauria, V., Greco, C., Cianciulli, A.M., Casale, V.

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Colorectal cancer in women with personal history of breast cancer by Casale, V., Stigliano, V., Assisi, D., Botti, C., Lapenta, R., Roscioni, S., Crespi, M.

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c-MYB and c-MYC activation during the colon adenoma-adenocarcinoma sequence: Relationship with spontaneous apoptosis by Greco, C., Alvino, S., Lapenta, R., Grassi, A., Stigliano, V., Assissi, D., Buglioni, S., Mottolese, M., Casale, V.

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Utility of endoscopic follow-up after resection of colorectal cancer by Stigliano, V, Fracasso, P, Grassi, A, Lapenta, R, Citarda, F, Tomaselli, G, Giannarelli, D, Casale, V

“…Patients resected for colorectal cancer are at increased risk for an anastomotic recurrence, for adenomatous polyps and for a metachronous cancer. A regular…”
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