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In the case described in this report, we found an avulsion of the posterior superior part of the scapular spine at the area of attachment of the supraspinatus (SS) and omohyoid muscles.

In the case described in this report, because of the extensive tissue loss and osteomyelitis caused by the failed EVT, the possibility of major amputation seemed to be high even after a successful bypass to the PTA.

The nested case described in this article focused on the two laboratories (LabA and LabB) in the node that provided PG-II with a clinical interface.

Taking the regional birth rate into consideration, together with the case described in this report, the predicted rate of two per 100,000 live births is closely met.

In the case described in this study, myoglobin clearance was significantly greater with the hyperpermeable membrane than the control treatment with a standard high-flux membrane.

For the given case described in this paper this would mean that the collier gene could have been recruited independently in the formation of the appendage-less tritocerebral segment in insects and myriapods.

Table 6 MLVA profile associated to the cases described in this work, compared to database MLVA of Italian Reference Laboratory for Salmonellosis.

The long-term follow-up of the two cases described in this study showed no clinical or radiological recurrence of the deposits.

This graph shows in detail the trigger PSA of all the true positive cases described in this study, demonstrating that the majority of true positive cases (10/11) has a PSA serum level ≥ 1 ng/ml Open image in new window Fig. 7 PSA serum level of the false positive cases.

This graph shows in detail the trigger PSA of all the true positive cases described in this study, demonstrating that nearly a half of the false positive cases (5/11) has a PSA serum level < 1 ng/ml Table 2 Summary of patient distribution, related to PSA.

The cases described in this paper are mainly initiatives aiming to change social practices, as such they are not social innovations yet, but they have the potential to have a broad impact changing social practices (within their respective target groups)—i.e. to become, or decisively contribute to, social innovations.