Italian test - Negri hospital in Milan

[Guest guest]

Hi everybody,

my name is Domenico and i usually read your messages, but i don't write because

of my poor english.

I was diagnosed igan (without biopsy) 5 years ago (the first macroematuria

episode was 11 years ago, after this one there was only another).

Since i had tonsillectomy, 4 years ago, my daily microematuria was cancelled and

i have only episodes of microematuria when i get ill (flu or something else).

This is a sort of presentation, an introduction of myself. ;-)

I wanna comunicate a clinical test conducted by doctors of the Negri

Hospital in Milan, Italy: my uncle, that works in an italian research institute,

send me the html document.

The study was conducted to find the possibility to treat kidney injuries with

staminal cells: the first step (positive, results will be published in the next

edition of the American Society of Nephrology journal) was sperimented on rats,

but the next step will involve humans.

I'd appreciate your comments, i think that perhaps we could hope.

Domenico

[Guest guest]

Ciao Domenico,

How wonderful to hear from you. I am so glad you are doing well after your

tonsils were removed. I will look forward to reading the study.

Thanks for keeping us informed.

[Guest guest]

Hi Domenico

I will look forward to reading the article. Thank you.

Pierre

Italian test - Negri hospital in Milan

> Hi everybody,

>

> my name is Domenico and i usually read your messages, but i don't write

because of my poor english.

> I was diagnosed igan (without biopsy) 5 years ago (the first macroematuria

episode was 11 years ago, after this one there was only another).

> Since i had tonsillectomy, 4 years ago, my daily microematuria was

cancelled and i have only episodes of microematuria when i get ill (flu or

something else).

>

> This is a sort of presentation, an introduction of myself. ;-)

>

> I wanna comunicate a clinical test conducted by doctors of the Negri

Hospital in Milan, Italy: my uncle, that works in an italian research

institute, send me the html document.

>

> The study was conducted to find the possibility to treat kidney injuries

with staminal cells: the first step (positive, results will be published in

the next edition of the American Society of Nephrology journal) was

sperimented on rats, but the next step will involve humans.

>

> I'd appreciate your comments, i think that perhaps we could hope.

>

> Domenico

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Domenico

I will look forward to reading the article. Thank you.

Pierre

Italian test - Negri hospital in Milan

> Hi everybody,

>

> my name is Domenico and i usually read your messages, but i don't write

because of my poor english.

> I was diagnosed igan (without biopsy) 5 years ago (the first macroematuria

episode was 11 years ago, after this one there was only another).

> Since i had tonsillectomy, 4 years ago, my daily microematuria was

cancelled and i have only episodes of microematuria when i get ill (flu or

something else).

>

> This is a sort of presentation, an introduction of myself. ;-)

>

> I wanna comunicate a clinical test conducted by doctors of the Negri

Hospital in Milan, Italy: my uncle, that works in an italian research

institute, send me the html document.

>

> The study was conducted to find the possibility to treat kidney injuries

with staminal cells: the first step (positive, results will be published in

the next edition of the American Society of Nephrology journal) was

sperimented on rats, but the next step will involve humans.

>

> I'd appreciate your comments, i think that perhaps we could hope.

>

> Domenico

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Domenico

I will look forward to reading the article. Thank you.

Pierre

Italian test - Negri hospital in Milan

> Hi everybody,

>

> my name is Domenico and i usually read your messages, but i don't write

because of my poor english.

> I was diagnosed igan (without biopsy) 5 years ago (the first macroematuria

episode was 11 years ago, after this one there was only another).

> Since i had tonsillectomy, 4 years ago, my daily microematuria was

cancelled and i have only episodes of microematuria when i get ill (flu or

something else).

>

> This is a sort of presentation, an introduction of myself. ;-)

>

> I wanna comunicate a clinical test conducted by doctors of the Negri

Hospital in Milan, Italy: my uncle, that works in an italian research

institute, send me the html document.

>

> The study was conducted to find the possibility to treat kidney injuries

with staminal cells: the first step (positive, results will be published in

the next edition of the American Society of Nephrology journal) was

sperimented on rats, but the next step will involve humans.

>

> I'd appreciate your comments, i think that perhaps we could hope.

>

> Domenico

>