In this sanguinary combat, the French suffered losses of 1,500 killed, 5,500 wounded, and 4,500 captured, along with 37 cannons and eight colors.

The victorious Austro-Russian army lost 900 killed and 4,200 wounded, plus three guns and 1,400 men captured.

[2] When Eugène de Beauharnais reorganized the Army of Italy in the summer of 1813, Seras was appointed to command the Reserve Division.

He reported that he used French troops to repair the field works and make counterattacks because his Italian soldiers were prone to desertion as soon as they got outside the fortifications.

There were four zones of defense under Generals of Brigade René Joseph Dupeyroux, Dupérè, Jean Jacques Schilt, and Charles Daurier.