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TBX genes belong to a family of homeotic genes (t-boxes) for which it has been proved that gene mutations have serious consequences on the development. In particular, there is significant evidence to support the involvement of the TBX1 gene in DiGeorge / Velocardiofacial syndrome (DGS/VCFS) and it has been proved that the TBX3 and TBX5 genes are implicated, respectively, in UMS (Ulnar Mammary Syndhrome) and in Holt-Oram syndrome (HOS). The book collects information available in the literature up to October 2001 on human TBX genes. The review of the data allowed to come to interesting considerations and offers ideas for orienting further research.

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La consapevolezza che l’atopia sia l’espressione di una più facile suscettibilità della cute e delle mucose (oculari, respiratorie, digestive) agli agenti esterni in senso lato, porta alla logica conseguenza che i professionisti della salute che se ne debbano occupare siano vari e necessariamente coordinati. La nozione di atopia allarga il concetto tradizionale di allergia, perché in molti pazienti atopici non sono dimostrabili le classiche alterazioni immunologiche dell’allergia. Questi due fatti hanno quindi portato alla creazione di Dipartimenti dell’Atopia nelle strutture sanitarie di vari paesi. Lo scopo di questa pubblicazione è quello di "tradurre" e schematizzare gli argomenti svolti in maniera accademica nella prima edizione della Scuola dell’atopia e che si sono condensati nel testo omonimo. Questo libro, invece, si propone di essere uno strumento sintetico e di rapida consultazione, destinato a chi si confronta con questi pazienti nel quotidiano: medico, pediatra di base, infermiere o farmacista. Il libro comprende un atlante fotografico cronologico ed annotato delle principali manifestazioni dell’atopia cui segue la sezione degli algoritmi commentati su ciascuno dei principali capitoli. La terza parte, infine, offre un elenco critico dei "prodotti" per l’atopia disponibili in Italia ed include, oltre ai farmaci topici, una selezione dei dermocosmetici utili nella gestione dei questi pazienti.

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