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"INDAGINE PARASSITOLOGICA SUGLI ALLEVAMENTI OVI-CAPRINI DELLE COMUNITÀ MONTANE DELLA PROVINCIA DI POTENZA"
No full textIl sito del Castello di Brienza: importanti strutture tettoniche in un contesto morfologico peculiare
No full textEFFICACIA DELLA MOXIDECTINA IN FORMULAZIONE INIETTABILE E POUR -ON PER IL CONTROLLO DELL’IPODERMOSI BOVINA IN BASILICATA
No full textStructural setting at the front of a thrust and fold belt: the Craco area (Southern Apennines, Italy)
No full textThe Craco area displays some of the best outcrops of the frontal part of the Southern Apennines; it is therefore a key area for interpreting the evolution of a recent thrust belt. This paper reports the results of detailed geological mapping, accompanied by structural interpretations and biostratigraphic analyses. Geological mapping shows that the Craco area is characterised by laterally discontinuous contractional structures that include thrusts, backthrusts and folds. Steeply-dipping faults, striking N-S to N50E, offset the contractional structures. We propose an evolutionary scheme based on evidence on synsedimentary tectonics and biostratigraphy. The first tectonic stage (Early Pliocene) is documented by the onlap pattern of the Early-Late Pliocene succession (second cycle) on the Early Pliocene sediments (first cycle). Afterwards (Late Pliocene-Early Pleistocene), the Pliocene strata were steepened by the activation of backthrusts. This is displayed by the general attitude of the second cycle deposits, which dip of 25-30° towards the NNE. In the south-western portion of the area movements along backthrusts follow intense thrusting and folding of the first cycle succession
Assetto strutturale di un’area al fronte di una catena recente: l’esempio di Craco (Appennino meridionale – Italia).
No full textCattle hypodermosis eradication program in Basilicata region (Southern Italy) using moxidectin pour-on
No full text“Le elmintosi degli ovi-caprini in provincia di Potenza. Monitoraggio delle infestazioni e risultati dei trattamenti negli anni 1994-95”
No full textIncidental gallbladder carcinoma: our experience.
No full textAim. Gallbladder carcinoma is an uncommon cancer with a poor prognosis. In the era of laparoscopic cholecistectomy for treatment of benign diseases incidental gallbladder carcinoma has dramatically increased and now constitutes the major way patients present with gallbladder cancer and allows to detect cancer at early stages with a better prognosis. In this single-center study we report our experience with gallbladder carcinoma incidentally diagnosed during or after laparoscopic colecistectomy performed for cholelithiasis. Methods. From January 2003 to December 2011 a total of 1193 patients underwent cholecistectomy at General Surgical Unit III of University of Bari. The patients were 458 males and 735 females, mean age was 52 years (range 19-91). In 6 of 1188 patients adenocarcinoma was present in the pathologic specimens (0,5%). Results. Of 1188 patients in whom laparoscopic cholecistectomy was attempted adenocarcinoma was diagnosed histopathologically in 6 cases (0,5%). There was no suspicion of malignancy to any of them. Intraoperatively, gallbladder wall appeared abnormal in one patients and frozen section analysis revealed adenocarcinoma. In the remaining 5 cases routine histopathological studies revealed the diagnosis of gallbladder carcinoma. One patient had T1 tumor, two had T2 and three had T3 tumor. Conclusions. In the present study the rate of incidental gallbladder carcinoma was 0,5%, according to the published English language literature. The risk factors widely related to the gallbladder cancer are advanced age and gallstones disease. The therapeutic approach to gallbladder cancer was applied according to the stage of tumor, but in our study this was possible only in two patients with T2 and T3 tumor since high risk and important comorbidities were the main causes for the refusal of 3 patient out of 5. Only the T1 patient underwent simple cholecystectomy. Similar to other reports in this single-center study the diagnosis of incidental gallbladder carcinoma was found to be of 0,5%, thus the diagnosis of gallbladder stones is an indication to the cholecystectomy
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