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J H Baudet

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[Diagnosis and treatment of cervical dysplasia. Report of 42 cases].

The authors present a retrospective study of 42 cases of conization carried out between January 1987 and October 1989 in the Department of Gynaecology 1 of Dupuytren University Hospital in Limoges. The average age of the population was 42 years and 7 months, with an average parity of 1.9 children per woman. Conization was carried out using either a cold knife (37 cases) or an electric knife (5 cases). Complications consisted of 4 stenoses, 2 secondary haemorrhages and 1 perineal burn. 4 microinvasive cancers, 7 CIN III, 10 CIN II, 4 CIN I and 3 pieces of tissue free from any dysplastic lesion were found on histological examination of the conization tissue. 17 patients (40.4%) had flat condylomas. There was perfect agreement between the diagnoses from the smears and biopsies in 82.1 p. cent of cases; there was 57.1 p. cent agreement when the smear result was compared with the histological study of the conization tissue, and 39.2 p. cent agreement when the latter was compared with biopsy results. On the other hand, false diagnosis due to overevaluation of the severity of the dysplasia was predominant using the least invasive examination (42.8 p. cent when comparing the smear results with those from the study of conization tissue, and 39.2% for biopsies with respect to the conizations). According to the authors, the therapeutic strategy to be used in treating dysplasia must take the severity of the dysplasia, the presence of infection due to HPV and its serotyping, the location and size of the dysplasia, the visibility of the endo-exocol junction line and the psychological context of the patient into consideration.

Adult

[Diabetes in pregnancy].

Following a review of the literature, often too conflicting, the authors are attempting to define a coherent approach to the problem of diabetes in pregnancy. Described as a diabetic condition occurring during pregnancy, diabetes should be looked for in all pregnant women, using the O'Sullivan's screening test performed between the twenty sixth and thirtieth weeks of amenorrhea. The diagnosis of diabetes will only be confirmed by an oral glucose tolerance test.

Female

[Endometriosis localized in the sigmoid. Apropos of a case].

Colic endometriosis is a classical but rare localization. The authors present one case treated by partial colectomy associated with a total hysterectomy and preservation of ovarian parenchyma. The hysterectomy was necessary because of adenomyosis and inflammatory adhesions undissociable from the sigmoid.

Adult

[Antibiotic prophylaxis in surgery by vaginal route].

The authors study 56 cases of vaginal hysterectomy divided in two groups of 28, one of which received antibiotics prophylaxis at the time of the procedure. The incidences on post-operative fever, infection of the vaginal section and the number of urinary infections are significantly much lower in the group treated.

Adult

[Lymphangioma of the uterus. Apropos of a case].

Lymphangioma of the uterine corpus is a rare tumor and the authors report one case discovered per-operatively. A review of the literature permits to bring out its essential characteristics as far as clinic, etiopathogenesis, evolution and therapy are concerned. This completely benign tumor is more an anatomo-pathological curiosity than a true gynecological problem.

Female

[Acupuncture in obstetrics].

Acupuncture has been used in China as a treatment modality for one thousand years and is becoming increasingly important in the western world. Through a special effect on the reticular formation, acupuncture is becoming a first choice among the various methods available to relieve pain, especially in the pregnant woman. It can be useful, in fact, during the three periods of a pregnancy: before delivery: it can effect all the functional and psychiatric problems a pregnant woman may develop; during delivery: there is a definite analgesic and oxytocic effect; after delivery: it can be beneficial in all difficulties with breast feeding. Acupoints used in obstetrics are not very numerous. There are approximately thirty which are located along the body meridians or on the ear.

Acupuncture Therapy

[Infertility caused by uterus bipartitus. Value of the Bret-Palmer operation].

Among the uterine malformations responsible for infertility, uterus bipartitus is one of the most amenable to surgery. The operation devised by Bret and Palmer is intended for those cases where the malformation is due to non-resorption of the medial septum and not for those where it is due to lack of fusion of the Mullerian ducts. The results are excellent, since 70% or 80% of previously infertile women subsequently became pregnant.

Female

[The "usual" forms of urinary infection in pregnant women].

Urinary infections, normally due to Escherichia coli, are extremely common in pregnant women. Including nonapparent forms, the incidence is 75 per cent. While the apparent forms are not difficult to diagnose, the non-apparent forms have to be looked for, as they may lead to premature births, an essential complication of "gravidic pyelonephritis".

Escherichia coli Infections

[Thrombo-embolic disease and pregnancy. The prevention of pulmonary emboli by placing a clip on the inferior vena cava (author's transl)].

The authors, having had a case of deep pelvic phlebitis occurring in a young primiparous woman who was treated prophylactically against the occurrence of a pulmonary embolus by placing a clip on the inferior vena cava discuss: the etiology of the condition: the difficulties of the diagnosis. They point out the value of phlebo-cavography which is an essential investigation in which no more than 4 films are taken, because it is on this that the indication for surgery rests. They point out the value of anticoagulant treatment, especially that using Calciparine which permits the patient to lead a more or less normal life at home. As far as the surgical procedure is concerned, a median approach seems to them the best way to carry out the operation.

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