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PubMed1999

[Doctors Nicasio Etchepareborda and Andres F. Llobet: casuistry shared in maxillo facial surgery].

There is a reference to the professional collaboration performed by Drs. Etchepareborda and Llobet. Physician dentist, first professor at the School of Dentistry of Buenos Aires, the first one; and medical surgeon who stood out among the precursors in using asepsis in this country, the other one. Among the years 1886 and 1896 they treated together patients who had to undergo jaw-facial surgery. They anticipated in almost three decades this way of collaboration that has spread since World War I.

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PubMed2003

[Breast cancer and pregnancy. Analysis of our casuistry and literature review].

The results of 14 cases of breast cancer and pregnancy observed in 1261 breast carcinoma, diagnosed and in treatment between January 1980 and March 2001 were analysed. The results were compared with 122 cases of not pregnant patients with similar ages (< or = 40). The pregnant patients had a medium following of 58.6 months and controls of 73.9 months. Otherwise the results are not significant; it shows a higher incidence of disseminate carcinomas diagnose in the pregnant patients (14.3% vs. 4.9%), a higher recidives (50% vs. 37.4%) and a higher mortality (50% vs. 30.3).

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[Carbamazepine in modern toxicological casuistry at Department of Forensic Medicine of Medical University of Gdańsk in the years 1996-2001].

In this paper the authors presented 20 cases of death of individuals diagnosed at Department of Forensic Medicine of Medical University of Gdańsk in the years 1996-2001. In all cases carbamazepine was found in post-mortem material collected from the deceased during autopsy. 14 deaths resulted from intoxication after overdose of drugs for the purpose of committing suicide. In the other cases carbamazepine did not have on influence on the cause of death. The subject of the chemo-toxicological analysis were blood and urine samples and also specimens of the stomach with its contents, liver, kidney, brain and lung specimens collected during autopsy. TLC, GC-FID, GC-MS, TLC-UV were used as diagnostic tools. Determined carbamazepine concentrations fluctuated between 1.5 to 78.6 micrograms/ml in the blood.

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PubMed1978

[The Italian experience in permanent pacing. A casuistry for more of 10 years: a policentric study (author's transl)].

According to a recent national survey, 387 patients were treated by permanent pacing in 10 Italian centers, between 1961 and 1966. Of these patients 205 have died; 131 (77 males and 54 females) are still alive and no informations could be obtained for the remaining 51 (13%). The overall survival of patients treated during this period of time is therefore not less than 34% which is comparable to that of general population of the same age group. The 131 patients still alive have totaled 1,486 years of pacing and have used up to 784 pacers. Comparing the incidence of the most common causes for replacement during the periods 1961-66 and 1973-77, electrode failures dropped from 21 to 0.9%; circuitry malfunctions occurred in 10.5 and 7.8%; battery depletion rose from 36.8 to 69% of the cases. According to their clinical conditions, the 131 patients on long-term follow-up can be grouped as follows: 62% are in class 1 or 2 of NYHA; 26.7% are in class 3, and 3.8% in class 4. Moreover, 53.4% of patients are living an active life, having some sort of occupation and 29% are holding a driving license.

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