Gynecological screening for HPV infection.

HPV infection is the most common sexually transmitted disease today and is strongly related to cervical cancer. We studied 1500 women in a limited area of the Calabria region to determine the best method of screening for cevical cancer.

Serous papillary cystic ovarian borderline tumor: case report.

A case of a 30-year-old patient with a serous papillary borderline tumor of the right ovary who underwent a simple mono-lateral salpingo-oophorectomy is presented. Conservative surgery allowed a subsequent pregnancy with spontaneous delivery 27 months later.

Bilateral, tubal pregnancy treated with conservative endoscopic surgery.

Bilateral tubal pregnancies are very rare and those diagnosed during surgery, and at the same gestational age, are even more rare. A 28-year-old womand who had been treated with conservative laparoscopy for another tubal pregnancy a few years before and lateral by laparotomy for corpus luteal hemorrage had a bilateral tubal pregnancy treated by conservative endoscopic surgery.

Removal of a voluminous serous papillary paraovarian cystadenoma by endoscopic surgery. A case report.

A case of a right paraovarian cystadenoma (7.3 litres) in a young woman, 19 years old, who was treated by laparoscopy is described. The advantages of endoscopic surgery are evaluated.

Penis, bladder and uretral agenesis associated with anorectal malformation in a living male neonate. Case report.

Aphallia is a very rare congenital malformation, with an occurrence of 1 in every 30 million births. In the international literature about 75 cases have been indicated as of today. The authors report and discuss the case of one neonate, born from a monoamniotic twin delivery, suffering from agenesis of the penis, anorectal malformation with a fully formed scrotum with 2 normal gonads and absence of bladder and urethra and both kidneys.