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Aspetti tomografici computerizzati e correlazioni patologiche nell' adenocarcinoma e nel linfoma gastrico
No full textL'ecografia nello studio delle sialoadeniti mioepiteliali (SAME) della ghiandola parotide
No full textCervical pregnancy treated by uterine artery embolization combined with office hysteroscopy.
No full textDiagnosis and surgical treatment of retroperitoneal tumours
No full textThe authors examine the various techniques for diagnosing Retroperitoneal Tumours (RPT) and analyse the results of the surgical treatment performed. Between March 1987 and February 1991, 20 patients with RPT (6 benign and 14 malignant forms) were observed in our Institution. CT and NMR revealed more diagnostic accuracy than other techniques (100%), while NMR had greater accuracy than CT in predictly resectability preoperatively (100% vs, 80.0%, respectively), A total of 26 laparotomies were performed: 20 for primary neoplasms and 6 for recurrent tumours. Exeresis of the mass was performed in 18/20 (90%) patients. Mean follow-up was 57.6 months (84-36). The benign forms had no recurrence. In malignant cases the disease recurred in 58.3% of the cases after an interval varying from 10 to 59 months. Overall mean survival of the 12 patients with malignant tumours subjected to resection was 58.3%. The 1- and 3-year survival rates were 91.7% and 58.3% respectively, Prognosis in malignant RPT is still very poor
[Classification, significance and sequelae of posttraumatic "occult" bone and cartilage fractures of the knee. The role of magnetic resonance]
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L'impiego dell'ecocolor doppler nelle valutazioni delle linfoadenopatie latero-cervicale
No full textNon cardiopatic and cardiopatic beta thalassemic patients: quantitative and qualitative cardiac iron deposition evaluation with MRI
No full textCervical pregnancy treated by uterine artery embolisation combined with office hysteroscopy.
Full text linkOBJECTIVE: To evaluate the safety and efficacy of uterine artery embolisation in conjunction with hysteroscopic resection of trophoblast in the conservative treatment of cervical ectopic pregnancies. STUDY DESIGN: Five women diagnosed with cervical pregnancies at University Hospital of Foggia, Italy, between May 2009 and February 2012 underwent uterine artery embolisation followed by office hysteroscopic resection of trophoblast. Data on operating time, blood loss, blood transfusion, conversion to other techniques, complications related to surgery, change of serum β-hCG level, hospitalisation days and outcome of the women after discharge were collected. RESULTS: The mean hysteroscopic operative time was 9.8min, and the blood loss was negligible in all cases. Blood transfusion was not needed for any of the women. None of the women required conversion to other techniques. In all cases the operations were uneventful. The serum β-hCG level in all the cases declined to normal within 15 days of surgery. The total hospitalisation time was 4 days in all the cases. No vaginal bleeding or other side effects were observed throughout and after the treatment, all women recovered without complications. CONCLUSIONS: Uterine artery embolisation with office hysteroscopic resection is an effective option in treatment of cervical ectopic pregnancy
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