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European common stochastic long-run trends
Authors: Reppas, P Tsionas, EG Christopoulos, D
Citation: P. Reppas et al., European common stochastic long-run trends, J ECON, 74(2), 2001, pp. 119-130
Continuous contralateral jugular acid-base and blood gas monitoring duringcarotid endarterectomy
Authors: Vretzakis, G Papadimitriou, D Koutsias, S Christopoulos, D Volteas, N Pitoulias, G Zervas, V Papaziogas, B
Citation: G. Vretzakis et al., Continuous contralateral jugular acid-base and blood gas monitoring duringcarotid endarterectomy, VASA, 29(3), 2000, pp. 221-224
Nomograms used to define the short-term treatment with PGE(1) in patients with intermittent claudication and critical ischemia. The ORACL.E (Occlusion Revascularization in the Atherosclerotic Critical Limb) study group. The European study
Authors: Belcaro, G Nicolaides, AN Cipollone, G Laurora, G Incandela, L Cazaubon, M Barsotti, A Ledda, A Errichi, BM Cornelli, U Dugall, M Corsi, M Mezzanotte, L Geroulakos, G Fisher, C Szendro, G Simeone, E Cesarone, MR Bucci, M Agus, G De Sanctis, MT Ricci, A Ippolito, E Vasdekis, S Christopoulos, D Helmis, H Ramaswami, G Ferrari, PG Pomante, P Petrucci, M Veller, M Venniker, R Iacobitti, P Martines, G Ciccarelli, R Labropoulos, N Bertele, V Andreozzi, GM
Citation: G. Belcaro et al., Nomograms used to define the short-term treatment with PGE(1) in patients with intermittent claudication and critical ischemia. The ORACL.E (Occlusion Revascularization in the Atherosclerotic Critical Limb) study group. The European study, ANGIOLOGY, 51(8), 2000, pp. S3-S12
PGE(1) treatment of severe intermittent claudication (short-term versus long-term, associated with exercise) - Efficacy and costs in a 20-week, randomized trial
Authors: Belcaro, G Nicolaides, AN Agus, G Cesarone, MR Geroulakos, G Pellegrini, L De Sanctis, MT Incandela, L Ricci, A Mondani, P De Angelis, R Ippolito, E Barsotti, A Vasdekis, S Ledda, A Christopoulos, D Errichi, BM Helmis, H Cornelli, U Ramaswami, G Dugall, M Bucci, M Martines, G Ferrari, PG Corsi, M Di Francescantonio, D Pomante, P Mezzanotte, L Petrucci, M Ciccarelli, R
Citation: G. Belcaro et al., PGE(1) treatment of severe intermittent claudication (short-term versus long-term, associated with exercise) - Efficacy and costs in a 20-week, randomized trial, ANGIOLOGY, 51(8), 2000, pp. S15-S26
Endovascular sclerotherapy, surgery, and surgery plus sclerotherapy in superficial venous incompetence: A randomized, 10-year follow-up trial - Finalresults
Authors: Belcaro, G Nicolaides, AN Ricci, A Dugall, M Errichi, BM Vasdekis, S Christopoulos, D
Citation: G. Belcaro et al., Endovascular sclerotherapy, surgery, and surgery plus sclerotherapy in superficial venous incompetence: A randomized, 10-year follow-up trial - Finalresults, ANGIOLOGY, 51(7), 2000, pp. 529-534
External femoral vein valvuloplasty with limited anterior plication (LAP):A 10-year randomized, follow-up study
Authors: Belcaro, G Nicolaides, AN Ricci, A Laurora, G Errichi, BM Christopoulos, D Cesarone, MR De Sanctis, MT Incandela, L
Citation: G. Belcaro et al., External femoral vein valvuloplasty with limited anterior plication (LAP):A 10-year randomized, follow-up study, ANGIOLOGY, 50(7), 1999, pp. 531-536
Comparison of low-molecular-weight heparin, administered primarily at home, with unfractionated heparin, administered in hospital, and subcutaneous heparin, administered at home for deep-vein thrombosis
Authors: Belcaro, G Nicolaides, AN Cesarone, MR Laurora, G De Sanctis, MT Incandela, L Barsotti, A Corsi, M Vasdekis, S Christopoulos, D Lennox, A Malouf, M
Citation: G. Belcaro et al., Comparison of low-molecular-weight heparin, administered primarily at home, with unfractionated heparin, administered in hospital, and subcutaneous heparin, administered at home for deep-vein thrombosis, ANGIOLOGY, 50(10), 1999, pp. 781-787
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