Items where Author is "Cathomas, G."

2011

Bassotti, G. and Villanacci, V. and Salerni, B. and Maurer, C. A. and Cathomas, G.. (2011) Beyond hematoxylin and eosin : the importance of immunohistochemical techniques for evaluating surgically resected constipated patients. Techniques in coloproctology, Vol. 15, H. 4. pp. 371-375.

Bassotti, G. and Villanacci, V. and Nascimbeni, R. and Cadei, M. and Manenti, S. and Sabatino, G. and Maurer, C. A. and Cathomas, G. and Salerni, B.. (2011) Colonic mast cells in controls and slow transit constipation patients. Alimentary pharmacology and therapeutics, Vol. 34, H. 1. pp. 92-99.

2010

Cathomas, G.. (2010) Cytopathology of oral infectious diseases : do we really do our best? Cytopathology, Vol. 21, no. 5. pp. 283-284.

2009

Long, E. and Ilie, M. and Hofman, V. and Havet, K. and Selva, E. and Butori, C. and Lacour, J. P. and Nelson, A. M. and Cathomas, G. and Hofman, P.. (2009) LANA-1, Bcl-2, Mcl-1 and HIF-1alpha protein expression in HIV-associated Kaposi sarcoma. Virchows Archiv : official journal of the European Society of Pathology, Vol. 455. pp. 159-170.

2008

Villanacci, V. and Bassotti, G. and Ortensi, B. and Fisogni, S. and Cathomas, G. and Maurer, C. A. and Galletti, A. and Salerni, B. and Pelicci, G.. (2008) Expression of the Rai (Shc C) adaptor protein in the human enteric nervous system. Neurogastroenterology and motility, Vol. 20, H. 3. pp. 206-212.

Jeanneret, C. and Reutlinger, C. and Hirsch, H. H. and Cathomas, G. and Rothen, M. and Martius, F. and Biedermann, B. C.. (2008) Multifocal thrombophlebitis and deep vein thrombosis in primary cytomegalovirus infection--a histopathological analysis. Thrombosis and haemostasis, Vol. 99. pp. 445-447.

El Amari, E. B. and Toutous-Trellu, L. and Gayet-Ageron, A. and Baumann, M. and Cathomas, G. and Steffen, I. and Erb, P. and Mueller, N. J. and Furrer, H. and Cavassini, M. and Vernazza, P. and Hirsch, H. H. and Bernasconi, E. and Hirschel, B. and Swiss, HIV Cohort Study. (2008) Predicting the evolution of Kaposi sarcoma, in the highly active antiretroviral therapy era. AIDS, Vol. 22. pp. 1019-1028.