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M Rosati

Publications and source records attributed to M Rosati.

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PubMed1982

The outcome of Wilms' tumor in infants. Italy 1970-79.

Thirty-four infants under 1 year of age with Wilms' tumor were diagnosed and treated in 14 Italian pediatric oncology units during 1970-79. The 3-year survival rates decreased with higher group unilateral tumors: 95% in group I Wilms' tumor, 75% in group II and 20% in group III. The survival rates for children with group I and II Wilms' tumor were similar for those who were treated with surgery and chemotherapy and those who also received postoperative radiotherapy. During 1975-79 fewer patients with group I Wilms' tumor received radiotherapy (1 of 11) than during 1970-74 (4 of 6, p less than 0.05). All these children are alive at this writing.

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Our experience in the treatment of fractures of the astragalus.

The authors evaluate the results of a series of cases treated by surgery for fractures of the astragalus at the IInd Orthopaedic Division of the University of Pisa between 1978 and 1998. Treatment consisted in reduction and stabilization of the fractures by percutaneous route or by anterolateral approach. Prognosis for fractures of the neck worsens as the Hawkins radiographic classification of degrees increases. Based on the Hawkins clinical evaluation form, excellent and good results were obtained in 56% of cases. Radiographic evaluation confirmed the effectiveness of the Hawkins sign for the prediction of necrosis of the body; this necrosis occurred in 37.5% of cases; arthrosis of the astragalus developed in about half of the patients, which was, however, not always associated with stiffness of this joint. A stiff astragalus was the most fastidious complication, after necrosis of the astragalar body.

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Our results in the treatment of fractures dislocations of Lisfranc's joint.

The authors report their experience in the treatment of traumatic injuries of Lisfranc's joint based on 30 cases treated by surgery between 1984 and 1999. All of the patients were re-evaluated clinically and radiographically. What emerges from the study is the need for surgical stabilization with percutaneous Kirschner wires or by open procedure in cases where there are doubts or where reduction is impossible. The prognosis is worse in injuries of the medial column and in exposed fractures or when mortification of the soft tissues is present.

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