Biomedical subjects
A Sicard
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[Henri Mondor (1885-1962)].
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[Not Available].
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[In remembrance of Henri Mondor].
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[Barrel fields of mutant mice carrying hair and whisker anomalies (mottled, hairless, nude)].
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[Endemiology of traffic accidents].
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[Traffic accidents].
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[Address of the President, National Academy of Medicine, France].
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[Harmful effects of noise in modern life].
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[History of the Academy of Surgery].
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[Influence of organic disease in drivers on road accidents (author's transl)].
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[Osteoblastoma of the patella (author's transl)].
Osteoblastoma is a rare bony tumour. Its localisation at the level of the patella seems exceptional. Our case is the third published case. Wide curetage was a failure, and did not permit histological diagnosis. A cure was obtained by patellectomy, after which the diagnosis of the lesion was made without any doubt.
[Bernard Pierson 1925--1978].
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[Post-traumatic cervico-cephalic syndrome].
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[Marcel Arnaud (1896-1977)].
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[Control-lateral sciatrica after surgery for herniated disk].
A study of 1,427 case records permitted the authors to discover 10 cases of reoperation for sciatica which appeared on the opposite side after removal of a dischernia. A new hernia was noted in 6 cases, whereas radiculitis of unknown origin, appeared to be responsible in 4 cases. The 10 patients who became cured, either after removal of the hernia, or after decompression through the foramin. These few cases, in fact rare, may be considered as relapses and thus poor surgical results. The provide a contribution to the understanding of intervertebral disc disease and raise an interesting medico-legal problem.