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R Clerici

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PubMed1989

[Fertility, employment, and migration. Differential fertility according to migration experience using census data].

Differential fertility in Italy by occupation is analyzed using census data. The author uses the own-children method to develop retrospective estimates of period fertility for women in 1976 and 1981. The occupational status categories used are "employed in the same sector, employed in a different sector, no longer employed, new employed, never employed. A strong relation appears between work status changes and fertility trends: the women who recently obtained a new job touch the lowest level of fertility, while those who left their job reach the highest level." The impact of migration and nuptiality is also considered. (SUMMARY IN ENG AND FRE)

Demography↗
PubMed1988

[Spatial mobility projections of the population census: comparison with other sources].

This paper considers the descriptive capacity of Italian census data on spatial mobility. A systematic comparison is carried out between the Italian census and traditional sources--particularly the population register. The discussion concerns the items collected and published as well as the measurements obtained, their meaning, and their comparability. Many examples are presented, especially on migration flows during the 1976-1981 period, as recorded by the 1981 Italian population census, applied to the whole country as well as the regions, with particular reference to the Veneto region.

Censuses↗
PubMed1988

[Fertility and migration: an analysis of women included in the 1981 census in the province of Milan].

The relationship between fertility and migration patterns in the Italian province of Milan is analyzed. "The own-children method is used to obtain retrospective fertility measurements by the linkage of the young children enumerated in the census to their mothers, classified by different mobility characteristics (such as place of birth, present and previous place of residence)." (SUMMARY IN ENG AND FRE)

Birth Rate↗
PubMed1984

[Non-neoplastic pathology of the last ileal ansa (anatomo-surgical problems)].

The surgery of the last ileal ansa in case of non-neoplastic pathology bears some problems of technical nature, bound to the remarkable anatomic variabilities in the arterial blood supply to terminal ileum. The authors report the observation of three cases of non-neoplastic pathology of the last ileal ansa, treated with different technique in relation to the type of arterial blood supply remarked. In a case an ileum resection with termino-terminal anastomosis was performed, and in the other two cases a resection of the last ileal ansa, followed by an ileo-caecal reimplantation, was effected.

Aged↗
PubMed1984

[Appendiceal mucocele].

The authors, starding from their own clinical casuistry, critically review the literature, and suggest a new classification of appendicular mucocele based upon the anatomo-pathological aspects. They, moreover, analyse the clinical-therapeutical aspects, and hope the histologic testing of appendix becomes a routine practise.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1984

[Initial therapeutic evaluations of 141 patients with carcinoma of the breast under 40 years of age].

The Authors, considering 141 cases of patient women under 40, suffering from breast cancer, analyse the prognostic factors in relation to the different therapeutical approach, histologic type, dimensions of T, and presence or absence of metastases at the axillary lymph nodes. They, moreover, appraise the actuarial global survival with no disease (NED) of this group of patients as compared with the survival of women in more advanced age.

Adult↗
PubMed1982

[Comparative evaluation of cholecystography, cholangiography, echotomography and cholescintigraphy in surgical disorders of the bile ducts].

The results of a multidiscipline trial conducted on 70 patients with cholecyst or bile duct diseases, including 20 complicated by icterus, are presented. the diagnostic significance of cholecystography and cholangiography supplemented by echotomography and HIDA cholescintigraphy was assessed. A personally employed protocol for the diagnosis of patients with cholecyst and bile duct disorders, covering both simple lithiasis and cases complicated by icterus, is proposed.

Adult↗