Biomedical subjects

E Cornier

Publications and source records attributed to E Cornier.

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PubMed1980

[Pathological obstruction of the first portion of the tubal isthmus. An analysis of 50 microsurgical operations (author's transl)].

The authors report a series of 50 cases of proximal tubal microsurgery with an interval of 11.8 months for isthmo-uterine anastomosis and 15 months for isthmo-interstitial anastomosis. The overall results are: 61 per cent of complete patency and 16 per cent of intra-uterine pregnancy. The technique of isthmo-uterine anastomosis after wide excision of the fibrous portion seems to be preferable since it gives an 81 per cent result of satisfactory patency as compared with 20 per cent when the anastomosis is between the isthmus and the interstitial portion of the tube. The fact that endometriosis was present in 34 out of 48 cases, which is a very high proportion, and the short follow-up, may explain the relatively poor results.

Fallopian Tube Diseases↗

PubMed1979

[Tubo-uterin implantation: microsurgical technic (author's transl)].

Fourteen tubo-uterin implantations for endometriosis of the horn and infertility have been carried out. They have been made with microsugery with a reversed transcornual T access. The setting of a retractor pushing off the edges of the uterin muscle allows the removing of the pathological zone, allows also not to hurt the vascularisation during the dissection of the nodule, and allows also to suture edge to edge the tube to the uterus under microsurgical control. This original process allows a new setting up of the continuity (Ten permeabilities cheked with hysterography 2 pregnancies and 2 obstructions among 14 cases after a passing of less than 1 year).

Endometriosis↗

PubMed1979

[An analysis of 65 cases of salpingostomy carried out using microsurgical techniques (author's transl)].

65 salpingostomies were carried out using microsurgical techniques between 1976 and 1978. The patency rate was 89 p. 100. There were 30 p. 100 intra-uterine pregnancies and 4 p. 100 ectopic pregnancies. The authors emphasize the prognosis that can be obtained from hysterosalpingography, laparoscopy and histological examination of the tissues and the very poor results that are obtained even using these methods when a second operation is undertaken.

Fallopian Tubes↗

PubMed1978

[A histological study of a microsurgical tubo-tubal anastomosis (author's transl)].

We report a histological study of a microsurgical tubo-tubal anastomosis undertaken to restore patency after ligation. It confirms the good level of tissue tolerance of the suture material employed. It emphasizes the difficulty of anastomosis in the ampulloisthmial region because of the discrepancy in size of the parts that have to be brought together. From this we can emphasize the need for carrying out sterilizations only on a limited lenght of the isthmus.

Adult↗

PubMed1977