Publications by authors named "Laura Logozzo"

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  • Eutrophication, driven by nutrient pollution, continues to be a serious issue for inland waters, and its effects on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are not well understood.
  • A study was conducted to observe how GHG emissions changed in small nitrogen-limited agricultural reservoirs after inducing eutrophication from June to September 2021.
  • The results revealed distinct responses from different GHGs: carbon dioxide shifted from a source to a sink, nitrous oxide increased slightly, while methane showed no significant change, indicating that the expected rise in GHG emissions due to agricultural fertilization may not occur uniformly across different ecosystems.
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Purpose: To evaluate the feasibility and the initial outcomes of a novel standardized surgical technique of femtosecond laser- (FSL-) assisted big-bubble deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty (BBDALK) for eyes with keratoconus.

Methods: This prospective interventional case series included 11 consecutive FSL-assisted BBDALK procedures performed for the eyes with keratoconus from September 2019 to December 2019. The FSL was used to create (i) an intrastromal channel incision (1.

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Several blood derivatives have been proposed for the treatment of various ocular diseases that affect either the anterior or the posterior segment of the eye. Blood sources may range from the patient's own peripheral blood (autologous) to donor tissues, mainly allogeneic peripheral blood and umbilical cord blood (UCB). The utilization of the latter permits the collection of a large amount of serum all at once, and is characterized by therapeutic feasibility in patients with a poor general condition or anemia and blood dyscrasia.

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Narasin is an antibiotic administered to broiler chickens to prevent coccidiosis. After storage, excreta containing parent narasin compounds is commonly spread as nitrogen fertilizer, yielding initial soil concentrations in the low μg·kg range. In soil, antibiotics have been found to modify one or more pathways in the biogeochemical nitrogen cycle.

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