Salvatore orlacchio biography
- Salvatore Orlacchio was born circa 1912.
- Salvatore Orlacchio.
- He previously spent 10 years at parent company BNP Paribas, initially as a bond trader, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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Abstract
This review article examines the basic principle underlying trans-arterial chemoembolization (TACE) used for treating unrespectable liver cancer with discussion on the barriers that are present for efficient drug delivery with suggestions on methods that may be used to overcome these barriers and hence enhance the efficacy of the technique. Current drugs used with TACE along with inhibitors of neovascularisation are briefly discussed. It also compares the conventional method of chemoembolization with TACE and rationalizes why there is not much of a difference between the two methods on treatment efficacy. Further it also suggests alternative methods of drug delivery that may be used instead of TACE. Additionally, it discusses the disadvantages on using non degradable microspheres with recommendations for degradable microspheres within 24 hours to overcome rebound neovascularisation owing to hypoxia. Finally, the review examines some of the biomarkers that are used to assess treatment efficacy with indication that non-invasive and sensitive
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2025
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People moves: new op risk head for Deutsche, NatWest loses inflation execs, and more
Deutsche Bank has named a replacement for its head of non-financial risk, Balbir Bakhshi, who has left the bank to join London Stock Exchange Group as chief risk officer.
Adrian Munday, formerly the bank’s chief operating officer for non-financial risk management, stepped into Bakhshi’s role on January 1, initially on an interim basis while the bank completes its approvals process for replacing a key function-holder.
According to an internal memo seen by Risk.net, Munday will report directly to Stuart Lewis, Deutsche’s chief risk officer (CRO). Munday’s remit and reporting lines will be the same as Bakhshi’s, although he will also formally oversee DWS, the bank’s asset management arm, as CRO, from a group perspective.
Munday, who, according to his LinkedIn profile, is based in London, has been with the bank since 2006 in a variety of roles, including head of risk architecture for Deutsche’s corporate and investment bank, chief operating officer for liquidity management and, more rece
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