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G Bouvenot

Publications and source records attributed to G Bouvenot.

At least 91 records · Page 5Linked to original sources
PubMed1979

[Action of 5-hydroxytryptophan on serum thyreostimulin and prolactin in primary hypothyroidism (author's transl)].

Orally 5 HTP has significantly decreased serum TSH level in eight patients with primary non treated hypothyroidism, but not in five normal subjects. Serum T4 et T3 levels did not change and serum PRL did not increase in the two groups. These results indicate a possible inhibitory action of 5 HT on TSH regulation. Action of 5 HT on PRL has not been defined here.

5-Hydroxytryptophan↗
PubMed1979

[The association of a myeloma and Paget's disease (author's transl)].

The coexistence of a myeloma and Paget's disease in the same patient is only rarely reported in the published literature. The frequency of such an association was studied when reviewing 3 cases observed by the authors: an IgG myeloma discovered following a spasmodic paraplegia in a patient with Paget's disease; a patient who was found to have a myeloma, a polynuclear neutrophil leukemia, and Paget's disease; and an IgG myeloma in a patient with probable localized Paget's disease. The incidence of the association myeloma-Paget's disease is much lower than that of sarcomatous degeneration. It should be determined precisely, however, as our future conception of the reciprocal relationship between the two diseases is greatly dependent on this information. Furthermore, the very few cases reported, and their lack of homogenicity, are the reasons why most authors feel that the association of myeloma and Paget's disease as pure coincidence. Many new cases, however, have been recently reported. The problem of the significance of the association of Paget's disease and macroglobulinemia or other monoclonal gammapathies has still to be solved.

Aged↗
PubMed1978

[A case of staphylococcal spondylodiscitis after spinal injury. Post-traumatic spondylodiscitis?].

The authors report the case of a patient who had a D9-D10 staphylococcic spondylodiscitis three month after a fracture of the first lumbar vertebra, which they consider to be posttraumatic despite the fact that it is localised in a different area. They insist on the insufficiency of the literature existing on such cases and on the various pathogenic hypotheses to be applied by the practitionner.

Humans↗
PubMed1977

[Thrombocytosis and cancer. Apropos of a chronological series of 100 patients].

The authors report a personal chronological series of 100 cancer patients submitted to an analytical study, and noted thrombocytosis in 18% of cases. They attempt to draw up a correlation between the presence of increased platelets, and the site of the primary tumour, its spread, the state of anemia or iron deficiency in these patients. During a general review of the literature, they compare their results with those of various american and german series and report the various pathogenic hypotheses suggested upto date. They emphasise the fact that routine platelet counts may be of great interest in the detection of certain early carcinomas in spite of the generally moderate levels of thrombocytosis observed. They therefore have a place in routine health checks.

Blood Cell Count↗
PubMed1977

[Beta blockaders and general pathology].

The authors review the literature on the undesirable side effects of beta blockaders (excluding the cardiovascular system) and report the new therapeutic propects in psychiatry and in various metabolic disorders. The necessity of sufficient follow up made us choose propanolol as reference product without neglecting acebutolol, pindolol and oxprenolol.

Acebutolol↗
PubMed1976

[Rheumatoid arthritis and trauma. 5 cases].

The authors report 5 cases of post-traumatic rheumatoid polyarthritis. After the traumatism had initiated the first stages of ordinary inflammation, chain reactions, perhaps by means of an "immune" field, intervened to transform it into a self-maintained rheumatoid inflammation. In fact, the etiopathogenic problems of post-traumatic rheumatoid polyarthritis have not yet been elucidated and it cannot be said either that the question of legal compensation for it is any nearer solution. The growing importance of traumatisms in everyday life and of compensation for them, and the gravity of the condition and its disabling sequelae require that great caution should be exercised in the search for criteria for attributing the disease to the traumatism: the almost indefinite evolution of the disease with time makes the choice of the consolidation date arbitrary.

Accidents, Occupational↗