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    Il trattamento del carcinoma della mammella.

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    Treatment of breast carcinoma. R Fornaro, G Lo Presti, E Belcastro, G Parodi, G Sorice, R Ferraris. The results of a study on 848 patients with breast carcinoma having maximum diameter less than or equal to 2 cm, that underwent a surgical treatment at the Institute of Special Surgical Pathology B (1980-82) and at the Institute of Surgical Clinic I (1980-89) are presented. The study has the purpose of evaluating, by the analysis of ten years surviving curves, the effectiveness of different types of interventions: Halsted radical mastectomy (98 patients), Patey radical mastectomy (245 patients) and Madden radical mastectomy (151 patients), quadrantectomy (260 patients). The age of patients ranges from 29 years to 92 years (average 56 years). The 68.04% of all tumors have resulted invasive ductal carcinoma (NOS) the 9.08% lobular carcinoma. Of the 848 patients included in the study 698 are alive at the end of the follow-up, with a survival rate, calculated with the actuarial method, equivalent to 63.38%. Results show the survival is independent of the type of surgical treatment (71.9% for quadrantectomy; 70.7% for Halsted radical mastectomy, 68.9% for Patey radical mastectomy; 70.7% for Madden radical mastectomy)

    Il trattamento della calcolosi recidiva o residua del coledoco - Tecniche a confronto.

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    [TREATMENT OF RECURRENT OR RESIDUAL CALCULOSIS OF THE CHOLEDOCHUS. A COMPARISON OF THE TECHNICS] Minerva Chir. 1990 Mar 15;45(5):215-26. The results of treating residual or recurrent calculosis of the choledochus for the purpose of obtaining elements for deciding whether or not to carry out a given operation in a particular group of patients are reported. Although they do not offer elements of certainty, the results still make it possible to arrive at an indication for endoscopic papillotomy in elderly patients in poor general condition with one or a few calculi and non-dilated choledochus, for choledochotomy in patients with choledochus of normal diameter and with multiple calculi, or for an intervention of biliodigestive drainage (particularly choledochojejunostomy) in patients with multiple calculosis and with dilated choledochus. In cases in which the apparatus of Oddi is the site of an irreversible inflammatory process and has lost its function, transduodenal papillosphincterotomy is justified
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