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J Gerbeaux
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[Use of thioamides in primary and post-primary tuberculosis in children with the exclusion of meningitis].
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Primary tuberculosis in childhood. Indications and contraindications for corticosteroid therapy: observations on 577 treated cases.
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Latent streptococcal infection and carrier state during primary tuberculosis in children.
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[Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia complicating an initial tuberculosis in an infant treated with corticoids].
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[Indications and contra-indications for corticotherapy of primary tuberculosis in children].
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[Comparative study of changes in the sedimentation rate and of the plasma glycoprotein level in the course of primary tuberculous infection].
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[Epidemiological study on toxoplasmosis: the influence of cooking slaughter-animal meat on the incidence of human infection].
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[Tracheomalacia in infants. Flabbiness of the ear, an evocative diagnostic sign. (Apropos of 7 cases)].
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[Partial deficiency of cell-mediated immunity in a child with chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis. Intercurrent meningeal and pulmonary cryptococcosis].
The authors report a new case of partial immune deficiency of cellular immunity, associated with chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis in a 12 Years-old boy. The disease began very early during the first few weeks of life, with thrush in the mouth. This candidiasis then evolved intermittently and was still present. Numerous cutaneous, pulmonary and ear infections occured throughout this child's life. This morbid association led to a search for an immune deficiency. Humoral immunity was normal. Abnormalities of cellular immunity were as follows: apart from candidine skin anergy, there was a deficiency in the factor which inhibits leukocyte migration, secretion of a factor favouring this migration (MEF). It was also noted the presence of the patient's serum, of a factor inhibiting lymphocyte transformation in the presence of candidine. In spite of treatment with intravenous route, amphotericin B, followed by transfer factor, the oral candidiasis persisted together with the skin anergy to candidine. On the other hand, the serum inhibitory factor disappeared. Pulmonary cryptococcosis probably favoured by corticosteroid treatment, developed on this background of immune deficiency; as usual it spread to the meninges. Treatment associating intraveinous amphotericin B and 5 fluorocytosine oral and later intravenous, total duration 6 months, grave a recovery maintained on a 8 months follow up.
[Can adenomatoid malfrmation of the lung be observed in an older child? (Apropos of a case)].
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[Does chronic bronchitis exist in children, excluding asthma, mucoviscidosis and bronchial dilatation?].
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[Negation of tuberculin intradermal reactions due to their close repetition].
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[Hypoglycemia with absence of alpha cells in the pancreas and craniopharyngioma].
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[Intestinal manifestations of mucoviscidosis].
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[Recent drugs in the treatment of primary tuberculosis].
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