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G Bastide

Publications and source records attributed to G Bastide.

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[Intra- and extra-pelvic venous connections. Anatomical study].

Regarding to clinical diseases, the authors emphasize the important part of pelvic veins as collateral flows when iliac channels are occluded. They point out the three mains streams of this collateral network: the obturator veins, the gluteal veins, and the pudendal veins. Longitudinal anastomoses are connected each other by transversal veins such as Santorini plexus, and sacral veins; they allow venous supply from one side to the other when two levels or more are involved.

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[Phlebology and gynecology].

The authors give the pattern of several situations where are added phlebological and gynecological diseases. They summarize the several treatments and the practical uses for this. Medicolegal viewpoints are also taken in account.

Contraceptives, Oral, Hormonal↗
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[Vascular thrombosis and oral contraceptives].

In reference to four particular cases where a venous thrombosis associated with the use of oral contraceptives, the authors review the various factors of this problem. The importance of the concomitant use of tobacco as well as risk factors such as hyperlipidemia and hypertension, are especially stressed. These four cases, almost of an experimental nature, permit to correlate precisely the interaction between estro-progestative medications and the occurrence of venous thromboses.

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[The "rete venosum plantare" (the plantar venous network or Lejars' venous sole of the foot)].

Looking at the bibliography of the venous sole of the foot (Lejars), the authors point out the opposite convictions concerning this structure. For some ones, it doesn't exist, but fort the others, it is a very important network of tiny veins, such as it was described by Lejars himself. However, all this studies, are made upon cadavers, injected or not, and must be compared with results from living people by the mean of angiography, non invasive Vascular Assessment, or RMN, which take in account vasomotricity.

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