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 INFORMATION TO PATIENTS 

In the section "Patients - General informations" can be found Haemorrhoids edited by Aldo Infantino e Francesco Arcanà.
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  BIBLIOGRAPHIC UPDATE 

- Update - Various Topics edited by Mario Pescatori:

• Colorectal Disease
• Diseases of the Colon & Rectum
• International Journal of Colorectal Diseases
• Pelviperineology

  NEWS 

Report on the First Combined AIUG-SICCR Congress
Alghero, 7th - 9th October 2010

The first combined AIUG-SICCR congress was held in Alghero from the 7th to the 9th October 2010, at the Institute of research Porto Conte. The idea of combining in a single event the scientific links between two societies that from different cultural perspectives deal with pathologies of the pelvic floor...
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Nanorò: new departures

There are new departures for Nanorò (Burkina Faso) according to a calendar which is being drafted and foresees an almost continuous presence of doctors there until the end of the year.
The major problem of the hospital of Nanorò is the lack of anaesthetists and orthopaedics which they have difficulty in finding...
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Report on the Fifth Colon Proctology Meeting - Rovigo, 21-22 October 2010

The Fifth Colon Proctology Meeting (October 21 and 22, 2010) has come to a close, This year's meeting registered a satisfactory presence of participants, with 150 Specialist Surgeons and 90 General Practitioners attending the parallel Satellite Symposium.
The event dedicated great attention to the First "Two Rivers Town Prize" awarded to the best Communication and Video...
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XIV° Course Ultrasonographic imaging of pelvic floor disorders

The customary course in Imaging organised by Dr Santoro and which has now reached its 14th edition, will be held in Treviso from the 17th to the 19th November.
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 MONTHLY LECTURE 

  Dr. Alberto Arezzo
  Digestive, Colorectal and Minimal Invasive Surgery
  University of Torino
  Italy c.so Dogliotti 14
  10126 TORINO ITALY

  Natural Orifices Transuminal Endoscopic Surgery for
  Colorectal Diseases: where are we now?   Read...