Antonio Macciò
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Antonio Macciò is a Full Professor at the University of Cagliari in Italy. His research interests encompass advanced ovarian cancer, the role of macrophage activation in vaccine-related thrombotic complications, and the use of laparoscopic techniques in gynecological surgery. He has made significant contributions to the understanding of chemotherapy-related anemia and the mechanisms of cancer resistance. His recent publications reflect a commitment to enhancing surgical safety and understanding the immunological aspects of cancer treatment.
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"Trattamento integrato ormonale (progestinici), immunoterapico (interleukina-2) e chemioterapico nei tumori solidi umani. Risultati preliminari nel carcinoma primitivo del polmone”
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“Anoressia/cachessia e stress ossidativo correlati al cancro: approccio di trattamento innovativo dietetico, farmaco-nutrizionale e farmacologico”
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“Studio clinico randomizzato di fase III per valutare l’efficacia e la tollerabilità di un trattamento integrato (dietetico, farmaco-nutrizionale e farmacologico) in pazienti neoplastici con anoressia/cachessia e stress ossidativo correlati al cancro”
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“Ovarian cancer as a immunological, endocrine, metabolic disorder. Translational research project for the development of an integrated targeted approach of the tumor-associated symptoms”
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“PROTAM trial: Prognostic and predictive role of macrphage polarization in the ovarian cancer microenvironment”
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Clelia Madeddu
University of Cagliari
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