Szerző: " Carrara Silvia"

Lanzillotta Marco; Macinga Peter; Poulsen Jakob L.; Vinge-Holmquist Olof; Demirci A.Fatih; Tacelli Matteo; Backhus Johanna; Algül Hana; Descourvieres Clémence; Kiriukova Mariia; Goni Elisabetta; Hollenbach Marcus; Miksch Rainer C.; Kunovsky Lumir; Vujasinovic Miroslav; Nikolic Sara; Dickerson Luke; Hirth Michael; Neurath Markus F.; Zumblick Malte; Vila Josephine; Jalal Mustafa; Beyer Georg; Frost Fabian; Carrara Silvia; Kala Zdenek; Jabandziev Petr; Sisman Gurhan; Akyuz Filiz; Capurso Gabriele; Czakó László; Hegyi Péter; Kollaborációs szervezet: PrescrAIP Study Group; et al.: Maintenance treatment for type 1 autoimmune pancreatitis: effectiveness and development of the PrescrAIP relapse prediction model.
CLINICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY AND HEPATOLOGY. ISSN 1542-3565 (2025)

Levink Iris J. M. C.; Jaarsma Sanne; Koopmann Brechtje D. M. A.; van Riet Priscilla A.; Overbeek Kasper; Meziani Jihane; Sprij Marloes L. J. A.; Casadei Riccardo; Ingaldi Carlo; Polkowski Marcin; Engels Megan M. L. A.; van der Waaij Laurens; Carrara Silvia; Pando Elizabeth; Vornhuelz Marlies; Honkoop Pieter J.; Schoon Erik; Laukkarinen Johanna F.; Bergmann Jilling; Rossi Gemma; van Vilsteren Frederike G. I.; van Berkel Anne-Marie; Tabone Trevor P.; Schwartz Matthijs; Tan Adriaan C. I. T. L. E.; van Hooft Jeanin; Quispel Rutger; van Soest Ellert; Czakó László; Bruno Marco L.; Cahen Djuna L.; Kollaborációs szervezet: PACYFIC‐registry work group: The additive value of CA19.9 monitoring in a pancreatic cyst surveillance program.
UNITED EUROPEAN GASTROENTEROLOGY JOURNAL, 11 (7). pp. 601-611. ISSN 2050-6406 (2023)

Overbeek Kasper A; Kamps Anne; van Riet Priscilla A.; Di Marco Mariacristina; Zerboni Giulia; van Hooft Jeanin E.; Carrara Silvia; Ricci Claudio; Gonda Tamas A.; Schoon Erik; Polkowski Marcin; Beyer Georg; Honkoop Pieter; van der Waaij Laurens A.; Casadei Riccardo; Capurso Gabriele; Erler Nicole S.; Bruno Marco J.; Bleiker Eveline M. A.; Cahen Djuna L.; Kollaborációs szervezet: PACYFIC study group; Czakó László; et al.: Pancreatic cyst surveillance imposes low psychological burden.
PANCREATOLOGY, 19 (8). pp. 1061-1066. ISSN 1424-3903 (2019)