[Bronchiolo-alveolar carcinoma].
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The authors analyze their experience in the management of 64 cases of Crohn's disease, located in the colon in 47 cases. The clinical and therapeutical aspects are discussed with particular attention to the surgical problems for which even today there is no general consensus of opinion especially when the colon is involved.
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The part played by surgery in the treatment of gallbladder cancer is conditioned by the delay in diagnosis and the rapid spread of the disease to non operable structures rather than to any particularly intrinsic malignity. In the face of a clinically ascertained cancer or one recognized at surgical exploration, exeresis is essential if possible. Cholecytectomy completed by cuneiform hepatic resection and extensive locoregional lymphadenectomy offers adequate radicality with acceptable risk. Vaster operations have high operative mortality which is out of proportion to the results possible, 43 personal cases are reported.
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Gastric lymphomas are still diseases for which no clear picture is available, owing to their anatomical, pathological, clinical, radiological, and endoscopic polymorphism. Reference is made to 28 cases observed over about 20 years in a discussion of the clinical diagnosis and treatment of these neoplasias. The results are compared with those obtained in cases of gastric carcinoma, which has a markedly poorer prognosis.