[Therapy of biliary calculi: yesterday and today].
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3450 women were examined in the Breast Cancer Clinic of the 2nd General Surgery Division of the Mantova Hospitals between November 1979 and November 1982. Cancer was found in 105 cases (3.04%). The variety of conditions observed and the tests used to discover whether they were benign or malignant are described.
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The Authors describe a case of meconium peritonitis in a low birth weight infant with associated malrotation of the intestines. We retrospectively analyzed the surgical approach during the stages of the disease. The purpose of this study is to stress a conservative surgical therapy (peritoneal cavity toilette and ileostomy), followed thereafter by intensive care, which should carefully balance metabolic and nutritional needs; it's then possible to perform a second look (canalization) only three mounths later, when a reasonable growth is achieved. A multidisciplinary approach favoured the positive outcome.
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The correction of the dumping syndrome is based on three surgical techniques: narrowing of the gastrojejunal for gastroduodenal) anastomosis, interposition of an intestinal loop between the gastric stump and the duodenum, or conversion of Billroth II to Billroth I. The authors report the results obtained in a series of 22 cases.