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J C Marchal

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[Immediate and severe epistaxis caused by traumatic rupture of the carotid siphon. Apropos of a case treated by intravascular approach].

The authors report a recent case of massive and immediate epistaxis resulting from a rupture of the internal intracavernous carotid artery caused by closed head injury. The point out the unusualness and the extreme severity of such lesions. The pathogenesis of these epistaxis can be explained by an immediate arterial rupture proceeding from a sphenoidal fracture. The emergency bilateral carotid angiography states precisely the diagnosis and the level of the rupture, allowing in the same time the intravascular treatment by detachable balloon.

Carotid Artery Injuries↗

[Surgery of the remaining carotid artery].

Seven patients with unilateral arterial carotid occlusion and contralateral arterial carotid stenosis in the neck are reported. Authors perform an extra-cranial to intra-cranial anastomosis on the occluded side prior to realize endarterectomy on the stenosed side. This policy obviates the need of an internal vascular shunt during temporary occlusion of I.C.A.

Aged↗

[Trans-cleido-manubrial approach to the upper thoracic spine (T1-T2)].

Authors describe their own experience of Sundaresan anterior approach and exposure of the upper thoracic vertebrae (T1-T2) including resection of the internal third of the clavicle and manubrium sterni. They point out technical details of that surgical approach and its indications.

Humans↗

[Problems of technique and operative tactics in cranio-facial trauma. 229 cases (author's transl)].

The main difficulty in diagnosis and treatment of fronto-basal skull fractures can be said in two propositions: --On the one hand owing to the fact that diagnosis of cerebro-spinal fistula is sometimes difficult; --on the other hand because therapeutic require intervention of several surgical teams. An anatomo-pathological classification should take into considerations the point of frontal impact which is: medio-facial, medio-cranio-facial, latero-cranio-facial and it sagittal outcome which is: frontal, ethmoïdal, sphénoïdal. Surgical indication whether meet urgent character or respond to clinical and radiological facts (rhinorrhea, pneumocephalus, meningitis, radiological suspicion of osteo-meningeal break). Surgical treatment will envisage primary and complete repair of neuro-surgical and maxillo-facial injuries.

Facial Injuries↗

[Post-contusional obstructions of the internal carotid. 46 cases (author's transl)].

Thanks to analysis of 46 observations and the review of the literature, the authors enumerate the main physiopathological mechanisms of this uncommon entity with its ambiguous clinical aspects and it too often severe evolution. They bring some new elements of the prognosis and emphasize the necessity of a rational utilization of neuroradiological investigations in order to avoid some diagnostic traps and purpose the better treatment of which indications are analysed and censured. Extra-intracranial by-pass represents a new therapeutic advance which will perhaps improve the prognosis of this condition.

Adult↗