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1Pre-illness changes in dietary habits and diet as a risk factor for inflammatory bowel disease: A case-control study显示文摘AIM: To evaluate whether symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), before diagnosis modify dietary habits, and to investigate the pre-illness diet in patients with recent IBD in comparison with an age-matched healthy control group. METHODS: Overall, 83 new cases of IBD (41 ulcerative colitis, 42 Crohn's disease) and 160 healthy controls were studied. Portions per week of 34 foods and beverages before onset of symptoms were recorded using a validated questionnaire. Duration of symptoms before IBD diagnosis, presence of specific symptoms and their impact on subjective changes in usual dietary habits were also recorded. The association between diet and IBD was investigated by multiple logistic regression and dietary patterns were assessed by factor analysis. RESULTS: Changes in dietary habits, due to the presence of symptoms, were reported by 38.6% of patients and were not significantly related to specific symptoms, rather to long duration of symptoms, only in Crohn's disease patients. In IBD patients who did not change dietary habits, moderate and high consumption of margarine (OR = 11.8 and OR = 21.37) was associated with ulcerative colitis, whilst high consumption of red meat (OR = 7.8) and high intake of cheese were associated with Crohn's disease. CONCLUSION: More than one third of IBD patients change dietary habits before diagnosis. Margarine, red meat and cheese increase the risk of ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.Giovanni Maconi Sandro Ardizzone Claudia Cucino Cristina Bezzio Antonio Giampiero Russo Gabriele Bianchi Porro 2010World Journal of Gastroenterology2010,16,34:10
2Glucose intolerance and diabetes mellitus in ulcerative colitis: Pathogenetic and therapeutic implications显示文摘Diabetes mellitus is one of the most frequent co-morbidities of ulcerative colitis patients.The epidemiological association of these diseases suggested a genetic sharing and has challenged gene identification.Diabetes co-morbidity in ulcerative colitis has also relevant clinical and therapeutic implications,with potential clinical impact on the follow up and outcome of patients.These diseases share specific complications,such as neuropathy,hepatic steatosis,osteoporosis and venous thrombosis.It is still unknown whether the coexistence of these diseases may increase their occurrence.Diabetes and hyperglycaemia represent relevant risk factors for postoperative complications and pouch failure in ulcerative colitis.Medical treatment of ulcerative colitis in patients with diabetes mellitus may be particularly challenging.Corticosteroids are the treatment of choice of active ulcerative colitis.Their use may be associated with the onset of glucose intolerance and diabetes,with difficult control of glucose levels andwith complications in diabetic patients.Epidemiologic and genetic evidences about diabetes co-morbidity in ulcerative colitis patients and shared complications and treatment of patients with these diseases have been discussed in the present review.Giovanni Maconi Federica Furfaro Roberta Sciurti Cristina Bezzio Sandro Ardizzone Roberto de Franchis 2014World Journal of Gastroenterology2014,20,13:2
3Aspergillus galactomannan enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay cross- reactivity caused by invasive Geotrichum capitatum显示文摘Giacchino M Chiapello N Bezzio S 2006J Clin Microbiol2006,44,9:1
4A prospective 7-year survey on central venous catheter-related complications at a single pediatric hospital显示文摘M. Pinon S. Bezzio P. A. Tovo F. Fagioli L. Farinasso R. Calabrese M. Marengo M. Giacchino 2009European Journal of Pediatrics2009,,12:1
5A prospective 7-year survey on central venous catheter-related complications at a single pediatric hospital显示文摘PinonM BezzioS TovoPA 2009Eur J Pediatr2009,168,12:1
6Transperineal Perineal Ultrasound Versus Magnetic Resonance Imaging In the Assessment of Perianal Crohn?s Disease显示文摘Giovanni Maconi Massimo Tonolini Michela Monteleone Cristina Bezzio Federica Furfaro Chiara Villa Alessando Campari Alessandra Dell?Era Gianluca Sampietro Sandro Ardizzone Roberto de Franchis 2013Inflammatory Bowel Diseases2013,,:1
7A Prospective 7-yearSurvey on Central Venous Catheter-Related Complicationsat a Single Pediatric Hospital显示文摘Pinon M Bezzio S Tovo P A 2009Eur J Pediatr2009,168,12:1
8A prospective 7-year survey on central venous catheter-related complications at a single pediatric hos- pital 显示文摘Pinon M Bezzio S Tovo PA 2009Eur J Pediatr2009,168,12:1
9Aspergillus galactomannan enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay cross-reactivity caused by invasive Geotrichum capitatum显示文摘Giacchino M Chiapello N Bezzio S 2006J Clin Microbiol2006,44,9:1
10A prospective 7-year survey on central venous catheter-related complications at a single pediatric hospital 显示文摘Pinon M Bezzio S Tovo PA 2009Eur J Pediatr2009,168,12:1
11A prospective 7 -year survey oncentral venous catheter-related complications at a single pediatric hospital 显示文摘Pinon M Bezzio S Tovo PA 2009EurJ Pediatr2009,168,12:1
12Aspergillusgalactomannan enzyme-linked immunosorbent assaycross-reactivity caused by invasive Geotrichum capi-tatum显示文摘Giacchino M Chiapello N Bezzio S 2006J Clin Microbiol2006,44,9:1
13Prolonged follow up of sev- en patients affected by hepatosplenic granulomata due to catscratch disease 显示文摘Scolfaro C Leunga G G Bezzio S 2008Eur J Pediatr2008,167,4:1
14A prospective 7 -year survey on central venous catheter - related complications at a single pediatric hospital显示文摘Pinon M Bezzio S Tovo P A 2009European Journal of Pediatrics2009,168,:1
15Endoscopic ultrasound-guided gallbladder drainage in pancreatic cancer and cholangitis: A case report显示文摘BACKGROUND Head pancreatic cancers often present with clinical challenges requiring biliary drainage for chemotherapy or palliative scope.If usual endoscopic modalities fail or if percutaneous approach is not feasible,endoscopic ultrasound(EUS)guided biliary drainage can be considered.Here we describe and discuss an interesting clinical case in which EUS-guided gallbladder drainage(EUS-GBD)was chosen to treat acute severe cholangitis in a patient with advanced pancreatic cancer.CASE SUMMARY An 84-year-old female with a previous EUS-biopsy proven diagnosis of head pancreatic cancer presented with clinical signs of acute cholangitis.In September 2018 she had positioned a biliary and duodenal stent to relieve jaundice and an initial duodenal substenosis.In the emergency ward,an abdominal computed tomography scan showed proximal biliary stent occlusion due to neoplastic progression,but endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography was impossible because of worsening duodenal stenosis and the absence of a chance to reach the Vater’s papilla area.EUS-guided choledocoduodenostomy was not technically feasible but because the cystic duct was free of neoplastic infiltration,an EUS-GBD using an Axios^TM stent was successfully performed.The patient started to feed after 48 h and was discharged 1 wk later.No other hospitalizations due to cholangitis or symptoms of Axios^TM stent occlusion/dysfunction were observed up until her death 6 mo later due to underlying disease.CONCLUSION This case demonstrated how different EUS therapeutic approaches could have a key role to treat critical and seemingly unsolvable situations and that they could play a more fundamental role in the next future.Germana de Nucci Nicola Imperatore Desiree Picascia Enzo Domenico Mandelli Cristina Bezzio Ilaria Arena Barbara Omazzi Alberto Larghi Gianpiero Manes 2020World Journal of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy2020,12,11:1
16A prospective 7 - year survey on central venous catheter - related complications at a single pediatric hospital显示文摘Pinon M Bezzio S Tovo PA 2009Eur J Pediatr2009,168,12:1
17Transient small-bowel intussusceptions in adults: significance of ultrasonographic detection显示文摘G. Maconi E. Radice S. Greco C. Bezzio G. Bianchi Porro 2007Clinical Radiology2007,,8:1
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