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Ice S.r.l.

Euroresearch, S.r.l.

Ricerche Biomediche S.r.l.

Pharcoterm S.r.l.

Beniamino Palmieri

Enzo Bartoli

Alessandro Medici

Rodolfo Garlati

Ivo Caselgrandi

The present invention relates to platinum complexes containing bile acid derivatives having antitumor activity

Platinum complexes containing chemically modified bile acids, having antitumor activity

A platinum complex having antitumor activity in which the metal ligands are dehydrocholic acid and phosphine.

Platinum complexes having antitumor activity

Bile acid metal salts of therapeutic interest and pharmaceutical and veterinary composition containing same for the treatment of anemias and other conditions are described.

Bile acid salts of metals with physiological action and the use thereof in therapy

A radiopaque device for use in hollow organ surgical sutures comprising a heterologous collagen tube with frusto-conical ends and provided with an annular rim in an intermediate portion, and a strip of collagen which is adapted to be wrapped around the sutured hollow organ in the manner of a band.

Device consisting of a heterologous collagen tube for use in hollow

A suturing gun which includes a conventional stitch applying device and comprises pliers for clamping the wound margins arranged close to the stitch outlet, further includes an external control element for actuating the pliers arranged at an easily accessible location for the surgeon when grasping the gun, and a driving system for transmitting the movement of the control element to the pliers. The suturing gun further comprises housing means for containing and retaining one or more gauze tampons, a first dispenser for containing and dispensing a disinfectant liquid or the like and a second dispenser for containing and dispensing a suture adhesive.

Improvements in automatic mechanical suturing guns

A syringe for hypodermic biopsy featuring automatic plunger-return is set forth herein. It comprises a cylindrical body (1) furnished with a central cylindrical chamber (9)--the latter surrounded by an annular cavity (8)--inside which a plunger (13) consisting of two coaxial cylindrical bodies (14 and 15) with respective fore-end seals (19 and 20) is caused to slide, and in so doing create a fluid/airtight seal; the inner cylindrical body (15) of said plunger (13) carrying the moving core (6) of a hypodermic needle (7) should this be employed to the end of impeding entry into the latter of foreign bodies. Automatic return of the plunger (13) is produced either by expansion of the air compressed within said annular chamber (8) by outer seal (19) during the plunger's (13) forward stroke, or by introduction from without of pressurized fluid into said annular chamber via an entry hole (22), or alternatively, by fitting a spring (21) to the fore-end of said plunger outer cylinder (14), thereby dispensing with the seal (19).

Syringe for use in hypodermic biopsy, featuring automatic plunger-return

An apparatus for intraoperative diagnosis is described which comprises a refrigerating device adapted to sprinkle a cryogenic liquid on the surface of a slide whereby the surface of the slide is cooled to at least -4.degree. C. up to -8.degree. C., at least one cooling fan which increases the evaporation of the cryogenic liquid and permits to achieve the necessary hypothermia on the slide; an automatic appositor which permits to exert a measurable and graduated pressure onto the section of the organ which has been interposed between the appositor and the slide at the time in which the section has reached a predetermined temperature. The appositor is provided with means for varying automatically the pressure during the advance of the slide. The refrigerating device comprises a cylinder containing a cryogenic liquid. The invention also resides in the method of carrying out histological analysis which consists of placing a section of tissue under examination on a slide, cooling vigorously the slide whereby the tissue undergoes a thermic shock and exfoliates on the slide. Pressure is applied after the section of tissue has been cooled.

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Modena, Italy

Beniamino Palmieri