Misurare le strategie di acculturazione in età adolescenziale: strumenti e metodi di indagine

Faraci, Palmira; Valenti, Giusy Danila

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“…FGR was defined as birth weight under the 10th percentile for gestational age. 15 PE was considered recurring when previous pregnancy (or pregnancies) were also complicated with PE. Different ranges of proteinuria, antihypertensive treatment of PE (number of required antihypertensive medicines), grade of maternal hypoalbuminemia were studied and correlations were examined with histological features.…”

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Placental pathology of preeclampsia from a clinical point of view: Correlation between placental histopathology, clinical signs of preeclampsia and neonatal outcome

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J of Obstet and Gynaecol

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Aim To evaluate the associations between placental histopathology (signs of maternal and fetal vascular malperfusion, delayed villous maturation, villitis of unknown etiology) and subtypes of preeclampsia by onset, clinical aspects of the disease and neonatal outcome. Methods Placental slides from preeclamptic pregnancies were retrospectively reviewed according to a uniform scheme. Information regarding obstetrical anamnesis, clinical data and perinatal outcome was collected from charts, and statistical analysis was performed in order to demonstrate associations between microscopic placental alterations and different aspects of preeclampsia. Results A total of 49 cases were studied. Diffuse signs of maternal vascular malperfusion and avascular villi were more common in early‐onset‐preeclampsia associated with worse prognosis. Preeclampsia with fetal growth restriction had more often diffuse signs of maternal and fetal vascular malperfusion and villitis of unknown etiology. Recurring preeclampsia was associated with more common perivasculitis. Umbilical and uterine artery Doppler indices were associated with medial hypertrophy and/or acute atherosis of maternal decidual vessels. Large foci of avascular villi correlated with extent of maternal 24‐h‐proteinuria which itself correlated with outcome of preeclampsia. Rate of capillarisation of villi was significantly lower in case of hypertension requiring a three‐drug combination of antihypertensive medications versus hypertension treated with one or two drugs, preeclampsia with growth restriction, and stillbirth versus live birth. Conclusions Early‐ versus late‐onset‐preeclampsia showed a markedly different profile of histopathological features and perinatal outcome, reflecting their distinguished pathogenesis and prognosis; preeclampsia complicated with fetal growth restriction also had distinctive features. Qualitative and quantitative changes define placental pathology of preeclampsia.

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Placental pathology of preeclampsia from a clinical point of view: Correlation between placental histopathology, clinical signs of preeclampsia and neonatal outcome

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Kelemen

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J of Obstet and Gynaecol

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“…Just as in presence and in blended mode, systemic micro-meso-exo-macro- [34] collaborative problem-solving [128] activities are proposed through Microsoft Teams, a communication tool. It invests in the collective-resolutive identification of the specific analysis of a social problem and in the evaluation of the process [129] of co-creation of co-constructed works. The ergonomic asynchrony of the network, in amplifying multiple interpretations [130], allows the individualized adaptation of cognitive rhythms and learning styles, triggering positive consequential actions, with a connotative social impact [131,132].…”

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The Transformativity of the Flipped Inclusion Model, between Anthropocentric Ergonomics of Social Capital, and Ecological-Systemic Empowerment

2020

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The use of information age technology favors pervasive communication exchanges and complex phenomenologies, which affect the production of knowledge and the permanent transformation of personalities and contexts, not always with a view to prosocial empowerment of differences. From the analysis of the liquid socio–psycho–educational frames explored in the research activated at the University of Salerno, the permanent need for a widespread media education emerges, to be rooted in a lifelong learning vision to achieve systemic inclusiveness. This is the basis of the epistemology of the existential design model Flipped Inclusion, promoted and tested at the University of Salerno, whose complex idiomatic phrase constitutes the integrated and complex synthesis of the multi-perspective and multimodal approach pursued by the model. In the exploratory–descriptive–transformative research underway since 2014, through blended learning, complex blended learning and with formal, non-formal and informal contexts, the design–organizational, algorithmic–computational architecture of flipped inclusion is experimented upon. The trend of data since 2014 confirms the educational value of the model, due to the positive impact relating to inclusiveness on personal styles and social contexts, hence the intention to continue research on larger samples.

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Misurare le strategie di acculturazione in età adolescenziale: strumenti e metodi di indagine

Cited by 2 publications

References 167 publications

Placental pathology of preeclampsia from a clinical point of view: Correlation between placental histopathology, clinical signs of preeclampsia and neonatal outcome

Placental pathology of preeclampsia from a clinical point of view: Correlation between placental histopathology, clinical signs of preeclampsia and neonatal outcome

The Transformativity of the Flipped Inclusion Model, between Anthropocentric Ergonomics of Social Capital, and Ecological-Systemic Empowerment

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