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Effect of bariatric surgery on peripheral flow-mediated dilation and coronary microvascular function by Nerla, R, Tarzia, P, Sestito, A, Di Monaco, A, Infusino, F, Matera, D, Greco, F, Tacchino, R.M, Lanza, G.A, Crea, F

“…Abstract Background and aims To assess the effects of bariatric surgery (BS) on peripheral endothelial function and on coronary microvascular dilator function…”
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P-746 - Psychopatological features of obesity: importance of a multidisciplinary approach to bariatric surgery by Del Basso, G, Focà, F, Craba, A, Marchitelli, S, Tacchino, R.M, Rinaldi, L

“…Introduction Even if obesity isn’t a psychiatric disorder included in the DSM IV-TR, it is associated with a high prevalence of psychopatological features…”
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Determinants of improvement in oxygenation consequent to reverse Trendelenburg position in anesthetized morbidly obese patients by Perilli, V, Sollazzi, L, Modesti, C, Sacco, T, Bocci, M G, Ciocchetti, P P, Tacchino, R M, Proietti, R

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Leptin levels in normo — and hypertensive obese women in climateric period: Preliminary data by De Marinis, L., Mancini, A., Montebelli, R., Genitllella, R., Bianchi, A., Milardi, D., Valle, D., Fusco, A., Tacchino, R.M.

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Bone mineral density in pre-climateric obese women pre- and post biliopancreatic diversion (BPD) by Mancini, A., Tacchino, R.M., Valle, D., Perrelli, M., Bianchi, A., Giampietro, A., Milardi, D., Vezzosi, C., De Marinis, L.

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Opioid dysregulation after biliopancreatic diversion: Effect of naloxone on preprandial and postprandial growth hormone (GH)-releasing hormone-induced GH release in surgically induced weight loss by Mancini, A., Bianchi, A., Tacchino, R.M., Perrelli, M., Milardi, D., Gentilella, R., Giampietro, A., Fusco, A., Valle, D., De Marinis, L.

“…Previously, we have shown that in the opposite extremes of nutritional status (obesity and anorexia nervosa [AN]), the growth hormone (GH) response to…”
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Use of Even-Numbered Carbon Atom Dicarboxylic Salts in Parenteral Nutrition as Fuel Substrate by Mingrone, G., Tacchino, R.M., Castagneto, M., Finotti, E., Greco, A.V.

“…Sebacic acid (C10), a saturated, straight-chain dicarboxylic acid with 10 carbon atoms in disodic salt form, was given intravenously to two groups of healthy…”
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Tissue Uptake and Oxidation of Disodium Sebacate in Man by Mingrone, G., Greco, A.V., Bertuzzi, A., Arcieri-Mastromattei, E., Tacchino, R.M., Marino, F., Finotti, E., Castagneto, M.

“…In order to better ascertain its possible use as an alternative fuel substrate in total parenteral nutrition, sebacate (Sb) metabolism was studied in seven…”
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Preliminary Studies of a Dicarboxylic Acid as an Energy Substrate in Man by Mingrone, G., Tacchino, R.M., Greco, A.V., Arcieri-Mastromattei, E., Marino, F., Finotti, E., Castagneto, E.

“…Azelaic acid (Az), a straight saturated chain nine carbon dicarboxylic acid, was administered in saline form to six healthy male volunteers by iv route. Serum…”
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Turnover and oxidation rates of plasma-free fatty acids in obese patients treated with dexfenfluramine by Greco, A V, Mingrone, G, Tataranni, P A, Raguso, C, De Gaetano, A, Tacchino, R M, Lavielle, R, Ghirlanda, G

“…In order to assess a possible direct metabolic effect of dexfenfluramine (dF) apart from its action on food intake reduction, 10 obese postmenopausal women and…”
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