Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to S Rossaro.
The authors discuss modern views on altitude acclimatization and acute mountain sickness (A.M.S.). They particularly consider recent observations of high altitude retinal hemorrhages (H.A.R.H.). They report some subjects they personally examined and suggest the probable factors involved in the pathogenesis of the disorder.
Various aspects of post-traumatic fat embolism are discussed in relation to aetiopathogenesis, therapy and clinical development. Four significant cases are described. This research shows the importance of prevention and early diagnosis in limiting serious consequences, and makes clear the advantages of a right therapeutic technique.
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Perfusion althesin, pentazocin and an association of halothane was used in more than 500 eye operations. A number of parameters (left humerus arterial pressure, heart rate, CVP, IOT) were measured and assesed statistically in 21 selected patients and a pathogenetic interpretation of observed bulbar hypotonia attempted. The important bulbar hypotonizing action brought on by this anaesthetic procedure, and the favourable course of surgery with the technique are confirmed.
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