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    Higher uric acid levels are associated with better functional recovery in elderly patients receiving cardiac rehabilitation

    Higher uric acid levels are associated with better functional recovery in elderly patients receiving cardiac rehabilitation by Molino-Lova, R, Prisco, D, Pasquini, G, Vannetti, F, Paperini, A, Zipoli, R, Luisi, M.L.E, Cecchi, F, Macchi, C

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    IS MALNUTRITION RISK LINKED TO DECANNULATION IN PATIENTS ATTENDING RESPIRATORY REHABILITATION? PRELIMINARY RESULTS

    IS MALNUTRITION RISK LINKED TO DECANNULATION IN PATIENTS ATTENDING RESPIRATORY REHABILITATION? PRELIMINARY RESULTS by Biffi, B., Campagnini, S., Chellini, E., Gheri, C.F., Gigliotti, F., Giusti, B., Lanini, B., Luisi, M.L.E., Mazzuoli, C., Romagnoli, I., Vidali, S.

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    Correlation between Body Mass Index and functional recovery rapidity and efficacy in patients attending a rehabilitation program after total hip and knee replacement, at the IRCCS Don Gnocchi Foundation, Florence

    Correlation between Body Mass Index and functional recovery rapidity and efficacy in patients attending a rehabilitation program after total hip and knee replacement, at the IRCCS... by Luisi, M.L.E., Biffi, B., Intini, R., Gheri, C.F., Cavaleri, M., Pini, M.E., Donnini, I., Macchi, C.

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    SEVERE BRAIN INJURY: DOES NUTRITION THERAPY IMPROVE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES IN TERMS OF BEDSORES?

    SEVERE BRAIN INJURY: DOES NUTRITION THERAPY IMPROVE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES IN TERMS OF BEDSORES? by Madiai, S., Consales, A., Gheri, C.F., Pancani, S., Campani, F., Biffi, B., Vidali, S., Macchi, C., Romoli, A.M., Dalladonna, M., Luisi, M.L.E.

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    Malnutrition risk in a rehabilitation ward: Is it properly recognized?

    Malnutrition risk in a rehabilitation ward: Is it properly recognized? by Luisi, M.L.E., Cavaleri, M., Consales, A., Campani, F., Biffi, B., Gheri, C.F., Madiai, S., Pupillo, R., Macchi, C., Mazzuoli, C., Soffici, P., Vidali, S., Lucchin, L.

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    Nutritional recommendations for the prevention of ischemic stroke

    Nutritional recommendations for the prevention of ischemic stroke by RotiIio, G., Berni Canani, R., Barba, G., Branca, F., Cairella, G., Dilaghi, B., Fieschi, C., Garbagnati, F., Gentile, M.G., Gensini, G.F., Gualtieri, A., Inzitari, D., La Massa, M., Luisi, M.L.E., Mancia, G., Marcelli, M., Masini, M.L., Mastrilli, F., Paolucci, S., Pratesi, L., Rubba, P., Sacchetti, M.L., Salvia, A., Scalfi, L., Scognamiglio, U., Siani, A., Strazzullo, P.

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    Clinical, biochemical and therapeutical aspects of amiodarone-induced hypothyroidism (AIH) in geriatric patients with cardiac arrhythmias

    Clinical, biochemical and therapeutical aspects of amiodarone-induced hypothyroidism (AIH) in geriatric patients with cardiac arrhythmias by Gheri, R.G, Pucci, P, Falsetti, C, Luisi, M.L.E, Cerisano, G.P, Gheri, C.F, Petruzzi, I, Pinzani, P, Salvadori, B, Petruzzi, E

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