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Pulmonary vascular dysfunction in refractory acute respiratory distress syndrome before veno-venous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation by Lazzeri, C., Cianchi, G., Bonizzoli, M., Batacchi, S., Terenzi, P., Bernardo, P., Valente, S., Gensini, G. F., Peris, A.

“…Background Pulmonary vascular dysfunction has been described in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Veno‐venous extracorporeal membrane…”
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Independent sequences in Banach spaces by Szankowski, A., Terenzi, P.

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A complement to the paper “A positive answer to the basis problem” by Terenzi, Paolo

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Basic Sequences and Associated Sequences of Functionals by Terenzi, Paolo

“…A basic sequence of unit norm vectors in a Banach space does not in general have a bounded basic associated sequence of functionals…”
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A positive answer to the basis problem by Terenzi, Paolo

“…lcub;xnrcub; with lcub;xn,x*nrcub; biorthogonal is a “uniformly minimal basis with quasifixed brackets and permutations” of a Banach spaceX if lcub;xnrcub;…”
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On the Theory of Fundamental Norming Bounded Biorthogonal Systems in Banach Spaces by Terenzi, Paolo

“…Let X and Y be quasi complementary subspaces of a separable Banach space B and let (zn) be a sequence complete in X. Then (a) there exists a uniformly minimal…”
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Representation of the space spanned by a sequence in a Banach space by Terenzi, Paolo

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Adolescents and breast feeding by Pantano, L C, Bonetti, F, Capodilupo, A, Stirpe, F, Terenzi, P, Bevilacqua, L

“…The attitudes and future decisions of teenage girls towards infant feeding methods, breast-feeding or bottle feeding have been investigated. A self-conducted…”
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Thyroid ectopy. Growth retardation by Zecca, G, Terenzi, P, Motti, G

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Relations between the use of oxytocin in the mother and neonatal hyperbilirubinemia by Patriarca, P L, Zorzi, L, Petrelli, G P, Zecca, G, Terenzi, P

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