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GCND Giornale Di Clinica Nefrologica E Dialisi Volume 32 | Number 1 | January-December 2020 Giornale di GCND Clinica Nefrologica e Dialisi GCND INFORMAZIONI GENERALI Il Giornale di Clinica Nefrologica e Dialisi è da 30 anni un COMITATO EDITORIALE punto di riferimento per la comunità nefrologica italiana (tra cui medici nefrologi, specialis� in nefrologia, infermieri di nefrologia, dialisi e trapianto, tecnici di Editor in Chief dialisi, dialisi). Con la visione di essere di supporto alla mul�professionalità in nefrologia, da tempo GCND si è Marco Lombardi affermato come punto di incontro e di scambio con Ospedale del Mugello e S.M. Annunziata - Firenze, Italy importan� associazioni di operatori e di pazien� con le quali esiste un rapporto costru�vo di collaborazione. GCND si cara�erizza per i suoi contenu� specifici tra i Coordinatori di sezione quali cardionefrologia, epidemiologia e sta�s�ca, clinical management e social media, fondamen� del trapianto Francesco Burrai | Umanizzazione delle cure renale, umanizzazione delle cure, nefrologia di genere, Sassari, Italy nefrologia narra�va. In aggiunta, grande rilevanza viene riservata ad ar�coli di nefrologia infermieris�ca (in Adamasco Cupis� | Nutrizione renale collaborazione con SIAN), a contribu� specifici per la Pisa, Italy patologia del rene policis�co (in collaborazione con AIRP) e a contribu� dedica� al paziente nefrologico (in collabo- Luca Di Lullo | Cardionefrologia razione con ANED). Colleferro, Italy Anteo Di Napoli | Epidemiologia e Sta�s�ca Indicizzazione Roma, Italy CNKI Scholar CrossRef Anna Laura Fantuzzi | Nefrologia di genere DOAJ, Directory of Open Access Journals Modena, Italy J-Gate Opac-SBN, Catalogo del servizio bibliotecario nazionale David Mariani | Sane abitudini Opac-ACNP, Catalogo Italiano dei periodici Montecatini, Italy ROAD, Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources WorldCat Giuseppe Quintaliani | Clinical Management and Social Media Perugia, Italy Processo editoriale Maurizio Salvadori | Fondamen� di trapianto renale Peer review Firenze, Italy Gli ar�coli presenta� al GCND vengono pubblica� dopo aver completato con esito posi�vo il processo di peer-review. Collaborazioni scien�fiche Tempi di pubblicazione Dalla so�omissione alla decisione finale: 6-8 se�mane AIRP Associazione Italiana Rene Policis�co Dall’acce�azione alla pubblicazione: 2 se�mane Luisa Sternfeld Pavia - Milano, Italy Alessandra Bole�a - Milano, Italy Cos� Francesco Scolari - Montichiari, Brescia, Italy I cos� per la pubblicazione di ar�coli in modalità open access (Ar�cle Processing Charges - APC) sono a carico dell'autore e ANED Associazione Nazionale Emodializza� Onlus sono richies� solo all'acce�azione del manoscri�o. Non ci Patrizia Babini - Perugia, Italy sono cos� di so�omissione o per ar�coli rifiuta�, né cos� Giuseppe Vanacore - Milano, Italy aggiun�vi per lunghezza del manoscri�o, presenza di figure a colori o file supplementari, inclusi i video. I cos� di pubbli- SIAN Società Infermieri Area Nefrologica cazione sono sogge� ad IVA in base alla norma�va vigente. 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Milano, 433 - 24/6/1988 Contents Volume 32 Number 1 January-December 2020 1 Il nuovo GCND Marco Lombardi 2 Il futuro di tutto Marco Lombardi 3 Aiutiamo il pianeta ad avere un futuro se vogliamo dare un futuro ai nostri pazienti Franco Bergesio, Marco Di Girolamo, Giuseppe Curciarello, Anna Lucia Caldini, Santi Nigrelli, Anna Maria Ciciani, Marco Lombardi, Enrico Eugenio Minetti, Paola Parronchi, Calogero Cirami, Giacomo Laffi, Riccardo Ciuti, Chiara Cresci, Roberto Salerno 7 Stato filosofico nel paziente in trattamento dialitico Sandro Scipioni, Lucia Giuliani, Valentina Micheluzzi, Francesco Burrai 11 Clima ambientale e clima emotivo: due pilastri evolutivi poco tangibili ma tremendamente importanti per la nostra vita David Mariani, Alessandro Capitanini 15 Ruolo del citrato nel metabolismo osseo Giuseppe Vezzoli, Giulia Magni, Monica Avino, Teresa Arcidiacono 21 Praterie paradossali Leonardo Mari 22 Diagnosi e trattamento del rigetto acuto cellulo-mediato nel trapianto di rene Aris Tsalouchos, Maurizio Salvadori 26 Determinazione della numerosità campionaria Anteo Di Napoli, Franco Francesco 30 Stima della portata della fistola artero-venosa mediante termodiluizione nei pazienti in emodialisi cronica: esperienza monocentrica. Enrico Varricchio, Alessandro Puntoni, Domenico Giannese, Claudia Mannucci, Piera Serio, Raffaele Caprioli, Alberto Lippi, Maria Francesca Egidi, Adamasco Cupisti 36 C’era una volta e poi? Un’altra storia Gian Paolo Speroni 40 Nefrologia Interventistica: una disciplina in evoluzione. L’esperienza di due centri italiani a confronto Carlo Jovane, Sara Dominijanni, Emidio Costantini, Barbara Campanati, Davide Logaldo, Alessia Centi, Francesco Londrino, Paola Tatangelo, Monica Bevilacqua, Roberto Palumbo, Alessandro Castiglioni 47 Umanizzazione delle cure: innovazione e modello assistenziale Francesco Burrai, Valentina Micheluzzi, Luigi Apuzzo 53 Progetto per uno studio pilota per un ambulatorio di nefrologia narrativa: un approccio bio-psico- sociale alla malattia renale cronica Alessandro Toccafondi, Leonardo Mari, Umberto Caraccia, Silvia Lapini, Pietro Dattolo, Claudia Capanni, Stefania Polvani, Marco Lombardi 58 La cura: una questione di merito? Sandro Spinsanti Contents 60 La pandemia del nuovo coronavirus 2019 ed il trapianto renale Aris Tsalouchos, Maurizio Salvadori 64 COVID-19: la bomba sulla salute e sulla sanità. Ricostruiamo da li. Marilena Cara, Alessandro Toccafondi, Roberto Russo, Marco Lombardi 66 Coronavirus e ambiente: una sfida per il pianeta e per la salute Cristiano Magnaghi, Elena Brioni, Donato Leopaldi, Marisa Pegoraro, Giuseppe Vezzoli, Paolo Manunta, Maria Teresa Parisotto 69 Le abitudini al tempo del Coronavirus David Mariani, Raffaele Picco, Francesca Capitanini, Alex Porciani, Marco Lombardi, Luigi Capotondo, Alessandro Capitanini 73 Salute renale per tutti e ovunque: riflessioni al femminile sul tema centrale della Giornata Mondiale del Rene 2020 Anna Laura Fantuzzi, Elisa Berri, Lida Tartaglione, Rossella Giannini, Sara Dominjianni, Silvia Porreca 81 Il calcolo urinario. Proposta di un nuovo metodo di determinazione: dati preliminari Gianni Cangiano, Grazie Buccino, Annachiara Latte, Marianna Bencivenga, Giovanna Capolongo, Angela Lamanna, Marco Terribile, Claudia Passaretti, Maurizio D'Amora 90 Mascherine (in tempo di Covid-19 e comunicazione). Leonardo Mari 92 Umanizzazione delle cure: curare con l'arte Francesco Burrai, Giovanni Salis 96 Lettera del Presidente Luisa Sternfeld Pavia 97 La voce dei pazienti Luisa Sternfeld Pavia 99 Rene, ADPKD e COVID-19: il doppio ruolo della fragilità renale. Maria Teresa Sciarrone Alibrandi, Marta Vespa 102 Nefropatia associata al SARS-CoV-2: cosa sappiamo finora Aris Tsalouchos, Maurizio Salvadori 107 Emodialisi e sostenibilità ambientale Elena Mancini 111 COVID-19: update in innovazione, ricerca e sviluppo Francesco Burrai, Luigi Apuzzo, Valentina Micheluzzi 124 Riflessioni Mara Canzi 125 Fotografie Valentina Dorigo Contents 127 Elementi metodologici per una riflessione sui dati dell’epidemia di sars-cov-2 Anteo Di Napoli, Francesco Franco, Giuseppe Quintaliani 131 Rigetto anticorpo-mediato nel trapianto di rene: fisiopatologia, clinica e terapia Aris Tsalouchos, Maurizio Salvadori 135 L’ecografia del rene trapiantato: caratteristiche specifiche e utilizzo nella pratica clinica Carlo Maria Alfieri, Marianna Tangredi, Silvia Giuliani, Piergiorgio Messa 143 Sulla morte incurabile Francesco Burrai, Stefano Cabula, Valentina Micheluzzi 148 Cure dialitiche domiciliari. Una frontiera da raggiungere, senza trascurare le criticità Giuseppe Vanacore, Antonio Santoro 151 Primary nursing: a Varese un Progetto sinergico tra infermieri e medici per aumentare l’adesione terapeutica dei pazienti nefropatici Laura Bardelli, Stefania Bordiga, Roberta Foglia 154 Affrontare il cambiamento climatico è una ‘missione possibile’ Roberto Buizza 161 L'epidemia ai nostri tempi Marco Lombardi 162 Lettera del Presidente, Dicembre 2020 Luisa Sternfeld Pavia 164 La voce dei pazienti Luisa Sternfeld Pavia 171 L’eredità di Florence Nightingale nel 2020, Anno Internazionale dell’infermiere: una revisione narrativa Luigi Apuzzo, Maddalena Iodice, Elena Brioni, Cristiano Magnaghi, Maria Teressa Parisotto, Francesco Burrai G Clin Nefrol Dial 2020; 32: 1-1 GCND DOI: 10.33393/gcnd.2020.1184 ISSN 2705-0076
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