Search Results - "Scavalli, Patrizia"

Non respiratory symptoms in asthma as possible predictors of exacerbations by Liccardi, Gennaro, MD, Baldi, Gennaro, MD, Berra, Adriano, MD, Carpentieri, Emanuela, MD, Cutajar, Marina, MD, D'Amato, Maria, MD, Del Donno, Mario, MD, Del Prato, Bruno, MD, Folletti, Ilenia, MD, Gani, Federica, MD, Gargano, Domenico, MD, Giannattasio, Domenico, MD, Giovannini, Michele, MD, Infantino, Antonio, MD, Lombardi, Carlo, MD, Lo Schiavo, Mario, MD, Madonna, Francesco, MD, Maniscalco, Mauro, MD, Meriggi, Antonio, MD, Milanese, Manlio, MD, Montera, Carmen, MD, Pio, Antonio, MD, Russo, Maria, PhD, Salzillo, Antonello, MD, Scavalli, Patrizia, MD, Scichilone, Nicola, MD, Sposato, Bruno, MD, Stanziola, Anna, MD, Starace, Antonio, MD, Vatrella, Alessandro, MD, D'Amato, Gennaro, MD, Passalacqua, Giovanni, MD

“…According to GINA guidelines, 304 (59.60%) and 206 (40.39%) patients were diagnosed with persistent moderate/severe and intermittent/persistent mild asthma,…”
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Fertility and semen quality of workers exposed to high temperatures in the ceramics industry by Figà-Talamanca, I, Dell'Orco, V, Pupi, A, Dondero, F, Gandini, L, Lenzi, A, Lombardo, F, Scavalli, P, Mancini, G

“…The objective of this study was to test the hypothesis that chronic occupational exposure to high temperatures may be detrimental to male reproduction. The…”
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Incidence of Silicosis among Ceramic Workers in Central Italy by Cavariani, Fulvio, Di Pietro, Antonio, Miceli, Maria, Forastiere, Francesco, Biggeri, Annibale, Scavalli, Patrizia, Petti, Alessandro, Borgia, Piero

“…The incidence of radiological silicosis was studied among 2480 male workers employed in the ceramics industry. The subjects entered the surveillance program…”
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Ribosomal gene activity in lymphocytes of female workers exposed to aromatic hydrocarbons in the ceramics industry by Figa-Talamanca, Irene, De Capoa, Adriana, Scavalli, Patrizia

“…The ribosomal gene activity of peripheral blood lymphocytes was studied in a group of 27 females working in seven small pottery industries exposed to a mixture…”
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