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    Recent results on integrable electronic models

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    We review the approach of generalised permutaror to produce a class of integrable quantum Hamiltonians, as well as the technique of Sutherland species (SS) to map a subclass of it into solvable spinless fermions models. In particular, we apply the above scheme to construct integrable interacting electron Hamiltonians: first we review the extended Hubbard case, discussing both ground state and thermodynamics; then we pass to constrained fermion models, generating 56 integrable cases, among which both supersymmetric t-J model and infinite U Hubbard model are obtained, as well as other physically interesting cases, such as a particular t-V model. For the latter we describe how the complete spectrum can be gained by means of SS technique. Finally we speculate about possible applications to spin S model

    [Histological study of junction between the thoracic duct and the venous system in ascitogenic liver cirrhosis].

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    The authors present an histological study on the junction between the thoracic duct and the venous system in ascitogenic liver cirrhos

    [Selective anterior vagotomy of the duodenum. Propositions, technics andexperimental results].

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    Previous studies have demonstrated that changes in endoduodenal pressure may cause pancreatic alterations in biliary diseases. Anterior selective vagotomy of the duodenum was devised to reduce duodenal motility. An experimental study showed that such a surgical procedure is followed by a marked decrease in the overall duodenal kinesis, with disappearance of the highest pressure peaks

    Rational indications for sphincterotomy through intraoperative cholangiomanometry.

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    The loss of function of Oddi's sphincter due to sclerosis secondary to a lithiasic or alithiasic phlogosis, is the only rational indication for sphincterotomy. An operative test of the Oddi sphincter function is proposed, based on an original manometric procedure. This method, employed on 567 patients undergoing biliary surgery, allowed demonstration of a loss of function of Oddi's sphincter in 53 patients (9.4%), in whom a sphincterotomy was performed
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