Riccardo Giovannetti
Hotel Dieu Hospital
15 Papers
20 Citations
Riccardo Giovannetti is an academic researcher from Hotel Dieu Hospital. The author has contributed to research in topics: Medicine & Perioperative. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 8 publications.
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Papers
Upfront surgery for N2 NSCLC: a large retrospective multicenter cohort study.
Alessio Campisi,Chiara Catelli,Piotr Gabryel,Riccardo Giovannetti,Andrea Dell’Amore,Mariusz Kasprzyk,Cezary Piwkowski,Maurizio Infante +7 more
TL;DR: Upfront surgery followed by adjuvant therapy does not appear inferior in terms of recurrence, OS and DFS, compared to induction chemotherapy with subsequent surgery, and the pT stage and skipping lymph node metastasis as independent predictive factors for OS.
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Update on Therapeutic Strategy in Lung Carcinoids
Sara Pusceddu,Milena Vitali,E.R. Haspinger,Luca Tavecchio,Riccardo Giovannetti,Andrea Billè,Laura Concas,Marina Chiara Garassino,Massimo Milione,Filippo de Braud,Roberto Buzzoni +10 more
TL;DR: To date, there is no recognized standard of treatment for advanced carcinoid lung NETs, and in recent years only two trials reported intriguing results regarding lungNETs: a phase 2 retrospective study of dacarbazine derivative temozolomide and the phase 3, RADIANT-2 trial in advanced NETs.
Tailored stent for bronchial stump fistula closure and omentoplasty for infection control: a combined approach with low morbidity.
TL;DR: The use of a J-shaped tracheal stent device placed during bronchoscopy combined with omentoplasty to control the symptoms related to BPF and pleural space infection is reported.
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Institutional report - Pulmonary Surgical treatment of bronchiectasis: early and long-term results
Riccardo Giovannetti,Marco Alifano,Alessandro Stefani,Antoine Legras,Madalina Grigoroiu,Jean-Yves Collet,Pierre Magdelenat +6 more
- 01 Jan 2008
TL;DR: Surgical treatment of bronchiectasis 11 obtains satisfactory long-term results, with acceptable morbidity rates, and out of 32 evaluable patients 11 had an unchanged FEV, 15 had a limited FEV lowering (-15%), and 9 had a more important functional loss.
Giant thymoma with complete superior vena cava obstruction
TL;DR: Despite the morbidity of surgery in advanced thymomas, it should always be considered in expert hands, and complete resection may be challenging and require a multimodality approach.