Publications by authors named "V De Stefano"

Background: With the COVID-19 emergency, the provision of healthcare had to be reorganized. Community Health Services for Families of Trieste adopted new methods to ensure continuity of care and the maintenance of the Standards and Good Practices of the Baby Friendly Initiative of UNICEF for the Birth Care Pathway. The aim of the study was to identify the perceived needs of women, couples, caregivers, and health professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic and evaluate new healthcare strategies, identifying weaknesses and strengths, and future developments.

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CD79b is a B-cell-specific antigen that is crucial to the B-cell receptor and is considered a key target for treatment in aggressive B-cell lymphomas. While immunohistochemical studies have shown widespread expression of CD79b in mature B-cell-derived lymphomas, flow cytometry allows for precise measurement and differentiation between surface and intracellular localization. In our comparative analysis, we discovered that CD79b expression percentages and mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) were lower in a group of 127 cases of aggressive B-cell lymphomas compared to a control group of benign reactive hyperplasia.

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  • Traumatic injuries of the upper limb often result in both nerve and vascular damage due to the close proximity of major vessels and nerves, and timely diagnosis of complications like pseudoaneurysms is crucial.
  • A study reviewed cases of upper limb trauma over two years, utilizing a combined ultrasound imaging and neurophysiological approach to assess nerve injuries, including two specific late-onset vascular complication cases.
  • The findings highlight the enhanced diagnostic accuracy achieved when combining electrophysiology with ultrasonography for assessing nerve injuries, suggesting the need for more extensive studies to validate these promising results.
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