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D Tramier

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PubMed1991

[Hematocolpometra and local estrogen therapy: an overdose of promestriene?].

We report a case of hyperestrogenisation which showed itself by the presence of a haematocolpometra in an elderly lady which could be attributed to prolonged and continuous treatment with Promestriene cream. Haematocolpometra is due to intra-uterine haemorrhage (itself due to hyperplastic endometrial polyps) with vaginal stenosis caused by vaginal atrophy that existed before local treatment was started. The Pomestriene is an estrogenic substance which works locally and does not seem to cause much in the way of general effects when used for short courses. If when it is used in large doses over a prolonged period of time, however, it is necessary to look for generalised hyperestrogenisation. Further studies are needed to confirm these finding.

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[Phlegmon of the fore arm succeeding to a dog-bite : respective role of the miscellaneous bacteria involved in this mixed infection (author's transl)].

The authors report a case of a severe mixed infection (phlegmon of the fore arm) succeeding to a dog bite. A complex flora has been isolated from this phlegmom : Pasteurella multocida, Pasteurella pneumotropica, Streptococcus mitis, Actinomyces sp., Bacteroides melaninogenicus, and a Gram- bacteria related to group II j. The pathogeny of such diseases is discussed, dwelling in one hand on the part of synergistic development of these various germs and in the other hand on the part played by saliva in the severity of animal or human bites. This kind of wound requires careful disinfection and radical debridment without omitting a preventive broad-spectrum antibiotherapy.

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[Cancer of the endometrium. The evaluation of high risk cases (author's transl)].

The epidemiology of cancer of the endometrium has been reviewed by going through the literature in order to find a high risk category. A particular type seems to be discernable: obestiy, endometrial hyperplasia, and the contribution of endogenous or exogenous oestrogens and lack of progesterone are the most marked elements. These factors for cancer of the endometrium are similar to those for cancer of the breast. It has been astonishing to find that these two hormone dependent cancers have a very similar background.

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[A "low junction"].

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