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Splenic abscess due to Streptococcus anginosus. Case report by Lombardi, A, Coppola, M, Pennica, A, Maglio, R, Moscaroli, A, Lo Russo, M, Provenza, G

“…Splenic abscess is a rare condition. Haematogenous seeding to the spleen from an infection at a distant site, most often endocarditis, is been the most common…”
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Advantages of partial intraoperative pathologic evaluation of sentinel lymph node biopsy – our experience in 267 cases of breast cancer and review of the methods by Amanti, C, Lombardi, A, Maggi, S, Moscaroli, A, Maglio, R, Lo Russo, M, Provenza, G, Scopinaro, F, Di Stefano, D, Romano, C

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Use of mesh to repair the submuscolar pocket in breast reconstruction: a new possible technique by Amanti, C, Regolo, L, Moscaroli, A, Lo Russo, M, Macchione, B, Coppola, M, Papaspyropoulos, V, Angelini, L

“…The reconstruction of the female breast after mastectomy has become a crucial part of primary breast cancer therapy. Setting of an implant is possible only in…”
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288 POSTER Oncoplastic Surgery of the breast: the total periareolar approach by Amanti, C., Lombardi, A., Maggi, S., Lo Russo, M., Moscaroli, A., Magli, R., Pezzatini, M.

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319 POSTER Is a good compromise possible in intraoperative evaluation of sentinel node? by Amanti, C., Lombardi, A., Lo Russo, M., Maggi, S., Moscaroli, A., Magli, R., Pezzatini, M., Scopinaro, F., Tofani, A., Di Stefano, D.

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289 POSTER Sentinel node detection in breast cancer by high resolution portable camera by Amanti, C., Lombardi, A., Maggi, S., Lo Russo, M., Moscaroli, A., Magli, R., Pezzatini, M., Scopinaro, F., Tofani, A., Soluri, A.

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Total periareolar approach in breast-conserving surgery by Amanti, C, Regolo, L, Moscaroli, A, Lo Russo, M, Catracchia, V

“…Plastic and oncological breast surgery have to be considered as two aspects of the same treatment. The term "oncoplastic surgery" refers to the use of plastic…”
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Peritoneal papillary serous carcinoma in a patient with previous surgery for breast cancer: clinical case by Amanti, C, Lombardi, A, Moscaroli, A, Catracchia, V, Lo Russo, M, Marino, G, Conte, S, Provenza, G

“…The peritoneal papillary serous carcinoma (PPSC) is a rare tumor more frequently revealed in female. The onset mean age is 56 years. It implicate peritoneum,…”
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Breast surgery in HIV-positive women by Amanti, C, Catracchia, V, Conte, S, Luzzatto, L, Lo Russo, M, Marino, G, Moscaroli, A

“…The increasing of HIV infection in young women as well as prolonged survival let us to register an important rising of breast cancers in such type of patients…”
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Randomized prospective study of early removal of drainage in breast cancer surgery by Amanti, C, Regolo, L, Pucciatti, I, Lo Russo, M, Moscaroli, A, Conte, S, Coppola, M, Angelini, L

“…Axillary seroma is absolutely the most frequent complication of breast cancer surgery. The Authors have accrued 100 consecutive breast cancer patients in a…”
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Periareolar subcutaneous quadrantectomy: a new approach in breast cancer surgery by Amanti, C, Moscaroli, A, Lo Russo, M, Papaspyropoulos, V, Luzzatto, L, Catracchia, V, Macchione, B, Pucciatti, I, Regolo, L, Coppola, M, Angelini, L

“…Plastic and oncological breast surgery are becoming more and more closer as one surgical treatment. The term "oncoplastic surgery" refers to the use of plastic…”
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