XML in Stored Procedure

I'm using a 10g
I have this XML.
<item>
<name>Book</name>
<price>12</price>
<itemno>230</itemno>
<qty>57</qty>
<detail>Oracle book</detail>
<company>Oracle</company>
</item>
I want this result.(price, itemno & company)
<item>
<price>12</price>
<itemno>230</itemno>
<company>Oracle</company>
</item>
Would you please help me how to get this in stored procedure?
Thank you.

Or
SQL> SELECT XMLELEMENT("item", d.xml.EXTRACT ('item/price | item/itemno | item/company')) new_xml
FROM (SELECT XMLTYPE
                  ('<item>
<name>Book</name>
<price>12</price>
<itemno>230</itemno>
<qty>57</qty>
<detail>Oracle book</detail>
<company>Oracle</company>
</item>') xml FROM DUAL) d
NEW_XML
<item><price>12</price>
<itemno>230</itemno>
<company>Oracle</company>
</item>

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