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B Labrune
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[Multiple synostosis disease. Study of the variation of symptoms within the same family].
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Positive Ehrlichia canis serology in Kawasaki disease.
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[Pediatrics in 1979].
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[Partial monosomy due to long-arm deletion of chromosome 11 : del (11) (q23) (author's transl)].
A girl, who died at 25 days of age, was found to have a partial monosomy due to a 11q23 leads to 11qter deletion. The main clinical findings were trigonocephay, facial dysmorphia, and congenital heart disease. A review of developmental and dysmorphic features of the seventeen recognized cases is presented.
[Heart failure and hypocalcemia in an infant].
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[Auto-immune haemolytic anaemia and mediastinal dysembryoma in a 6-year-old child (author's transl)].
In a six-year-old girl, suffering from an auto-immune haemolytic anaemia, routine radiological examination revealed the presence of a mediastinal tumour which was removed surgically and proved to be a multiple tissue polycystic dysembryoma. Haemolysis and signs of anti-erythrocyte auto-immunisation disappeared after the operation and total and stable cure obtained with a follow-up of 15 months. The target antigen of the anti-erythrocyte autoantibody could not be found within the tumour. However, the latter contained lymphoid tissue and a considerable quantity of antibody. Although indirect, these findings offer arguments in favour of the secretion of autoantibodies by the dysembryoma.
[Tuberculosis of hematopoietic organs in the child. 2 cases with pulmonary involvement].
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[Neonatal hypothyroidism induced by the ingestion of potassium iodide during pregnancy (author's transl)].
This concerns a case of an infant born with goiter and hypothyroidism whose mother had taken potassium iodide during pregnancy in the form of a respiratory eupneic syrup. Laboratory tests revealed the etiology of the goiter by demonstrating that it concerned a transitory, acquired hormone production disturbance. The tests gave an indication of the course of the condition, leading to substitute hormone therapy being stopped after six weeks. The euthyroidism was then checked on two occastions.
[Neonatal hypothyroidism caused by a disorder of hormonogenesis with presence of intra-goiter calcifications].
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[Histiocytosis X: cutaneous and viseral lesions].
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[Intolerance to cow's milk proteins].
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[Orientation of diagnosis in clear liquid meningitis].
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[2 unusual manifestations of rheumatoid purpura: testicular localization, neurologic disorders].
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