Titlebook: New Concepts in Pathology and Treatment of Autoimmune Disorders; C. Pozzilli,P. Pozzilli,J.-F. Kapp Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-V

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New Strategies in Clinical Islet Cell Transplantation,wever, it has uncovered the devastating long-term complications associated with micro- and macroangiopathy, which may lead to end-stage renal failure, lower limb amputation, or blindness [1]. Tight metabolic control, as provided by intensive insulin therapy, has been shown by the Diabetes Control an

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Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation for Autoimmune Disease,utoimmune disease [1]. This has been preceded by data from animal models supporting such a concept [2]. By the end of 1999, data on 250 patients have been reported, with enough experience to say that in selected cases, an acceptable risk/benefit ratio exists to justify the commencement of prospectiv

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J.-X. She,S. Eckenrode,Q.-G. Ruan,M. P. Marron,Q.-Z. Li,M. C. K. Yang,J. Yang,D. Hopkins,A. Muir,R. ssociates, as well as among multiple individuals in teams, committees, boards, etc. In this chapter, we provide some of the information neuroscience has revealed about how emotions spark, energize, or block us and how we affect one another in the context of the workplace. This information is intende

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G. Ristori,R. Bomprezzi,C. Buttinelli,C. Montesperelli,S. Cannoni,A. Perna,C. Mattei,C. Pozzilli,M. ments the two-agenda approach by providing a method that supports the unfolding of a holistic view out of individuals’ expressed partial, subjective knowledge, and experience. If facilitated properly, genuine dialogue has the potential to help communicative exchanges to acquire a quality of moving b

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R. Hohlfeldhops, and the open case setting. If facilitated properly, these settings have in common that they support community and team building and have the potential to improve participants’ dialogical and problem-solving capacities. They help communicative exchanges to reach states of improved understanding

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