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    Comparative evaluation of echographic and histomorphometric data of carotid endarterectomy samples

    Stroke still represents in many countries one of the most frequent causes of death; atherosclerosis of the large extracranial arteries (chiefly the carotid arteries at bifurcation) has been correlated with cer...

    G. Weber, D. Bertini, G. Bianciardi in Atherosclerosis and Cardiovascular Diseases (1987)

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    The WHO-ISFC study on pathobiological determinants of atherosclerosis in youth (PBDAY): a first morphometric approach to aortic lesions

    One of the aims of the PBDAY Study (WHO-ISFC) is to examine, both in children and young adults, the arterial structural changes which may determine the development of atherosclerosis, especially in its early s...

    G. Weber, G. Bianciardi, L. Centi in Atherosclerosis and Cardiovascular Disease (1990)

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    Ultrasonographic and Histomorphometric Evaluation of Endarterectomy Samples from Carotid Lesions: New Perspectives in Qualitative Evaluation of B-Mode Ultrasound Images

    Since the beginning of the 1980’s, various biomedical scientists have faced the problem of measuring and validating atherosclerotic lesion severity, extent and composition by ultrasound in large and medium art...

    P. Tanganelli, G. Bianciardi, M. Salvi, V. Attino, C. Simōes in Atherosclerotic Plaques (1991)

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    Fractal Dimension of Lymphocytic Nuclear Membrane in Mycosis Fungoides and Chronic Dermatitis

    The nuclear outline was measured by using fractal analysis in six cases of early mycosis fungoides (EMF) and in five cases of chronic dermatitis (CD). Ultrastructural images of approximately 30 nuclei for each...

    G. Bianciardi, C. Miracco, M. Margherita de Santi in Fractals in Biology and Medicine (1998)

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    Fractal Dimension of Epithelial-Connective Tissue Interface in Basal Cell Carcinoma of the Skin

    There are still many gaps in the description of the geometry of tumors. Conventional morphometry fails to analyse complex structures, such as tumor boundaries. Fractal geometry on the other hand is a very usef...

    C. Miracco, G. Bianciardi, A. Perrone, A. Bruni in Fractals in Biology and Medicine (1998)

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    Two-Dimensional Fractal Geometric Analysis of Bone Marrow Tissue in Hyperplasia, Refractory Anemia and Acute Leukemia

    Fractal geometric analysis of bone marrow tissue in hyperplasia, in refractory anemia and in acute leukemia was performed. Fractal dimension resulted statistically increased, respect to normal condition, in hy...

    G. Bianciardi, L. Leoncini, S. Lazzi, A. V. Lalinga in Fractals in Biology and Medicine (2002)

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    Fractal Analysis of Vascular Network Pattern in Human Diseases

    The lower gengival and vestibular oral mucosa was photographed and analyzed to determine the complexity of the vascular network. Patients with hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer syndrome (HNPCC), newbo...

    G. Bianciardi, C. De Felice, R. Cattaneo, S. Parrini in Fractals in Biology and Medicine (2005)