SURGERY IN ITALY | VOL. 8 no 1 MARCH 1978 | PARIDE STEFANINI New-Listing Flowers often called carrion flower

Flowers often called carrion flower for their scent

This tropical flowering shrub produces elongated flower clusters that attract pollinators such as hummingbirds and butterflies

People also call it Japanese deutzia due to its popularity in traditional Japanese gardens

Fornaro’s translation is accompanied by a critical introduction and commentary

The plant’s lush green stems contrast vividly with the colorful fruit and flowers

SURGERY IN ITALY | VOL. 8 no 1 MARCH 1978 | PARIDE STEFANINI New-Listing Flowers often called carrion flowerVolume 8, Issue 1 (March 1978) of Surgery in Italy, edited by Paride Stefanini, compiles original articles and clinical reviews highlighting developments in Italian surgical research and practice. This issue covers a range of topics including abdominal surgery, vascular procedures, oncologic approaches, and surgical education. Intended for surgeons and academic professionals, it reflects the integration of Italian contributions within the broader