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L Bartolomucci

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[Obstetric care in cardiopathic pregnant women].

Heart diseases in pregnancy represent the main not-obstetrical cause of death and the fourth in absolute way. Cardiopathies should be diagnosed before pregnancy also to try a possible correct contraception. After discussing the modifications of the cardiovascular apparatus in a healthy pregnant subject, the authors dwell upon the modifications affecting heart patients in pregnancy. Particular attention is given to the therapeutical interruption in pregnant cardiopathic patients.

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[Renal physiopathology in pregnancy].

The authors examined the main anatomo-functional modifications of kidneys during pregnancy, through the analysis of "flux" and glomerular and tubular "functions". Among the modifications occurring in pathological conditions they included pregnant patients with only one kidney, patients affected by kidney calculosis, anomalies of urinary tract and patients who underwent kidney transplant.

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[Epidemiology and clinical presentation of vulvar cancer].

Recently, we observed a lowering in the average age of women affected by vulvar cancer. Five years after the diagnosis, survival is little more than 50%. Such a severe prognosis is caused both by a late diagnosis and organization lacks of prevention. Etiology and symptomatology of vulvar cancer are widely treated; particular prominence is given to the differential diagnosis.

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[Biophysical control of pregnancies at risk: our experience].

The perinatal medicine has substantially improved the monitoring of the risk pregnancy thanks to the biological control of the pregnancy and labour. After examining the main systems of fetal monitoring, the authors report their own case load related to the monitoring and to the result of 100 postdate pregnancies examined at their ward.

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[82 mammary reconstructions immediately after subcutaneous mammectomy or after simple mastectomy. Critical evaluation of results].

The authors review their experience on 25 patients subjected to bilateral subcutaneous mastectomy and 16 patients subjected to bilateral simple mastectomy with immediate submuscular insertion of prosthesis for high risk benign breast lesions. The best aesthetic results were observed with subcutaneous mastectomy (and immediate reconstruction by prosthesis) in patients with small-middle non ptotic breasts. In addition, the authors believe that high risk lesions in large breast are better treated with simple mastectomy and immediate reconstruction by tissue expander.

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[The role of echography in the diagnosis of pelvic masses].

The authors confirm the fundamental role of the pulse-echo technique in the study of pelvic masses; they outline the usefulness of the ultrasonography in the early presumptive diagnosis of the possible neoplastic alterations of such masses. The authors present five clinical cases in which the use of the pulse-echo technique has allowed to locate, in spite of a scanty clinical symptomatology, the presence of pathologies requiring a rapid surgical resolution.

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