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J Pietri

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[Aneurysms of the pancreaticoduodenal arteries associated with thrombosis of the coeliac artery (author's transl)].

Aneurysms of the pancreaticoduodenal arteries are rare, but are becoming discovered relatively more frequently because of the development of modern angiography, as has been suggested by recent publications on this subject. Our work is of interest because the diagnosis was made before operation, and a complexe angiographic study permitted the most appropriate surgical treatment possible.

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[Treatment of dissecting aneurysms of renal artery. Report of four cases (author's transl)].

The localized dissection of visceral arteries, renal arteries in particular, is less frequent than the extension forward the visceral arteries of aneurysms of the abdominal aorta which are well known. Reporting on four cases within their own personal experience, the authors present their commentaries and insist upon the necessity of early diagnosis which, thanks to an adapted surgical treatment, permits protection of these patients from the complications inherent in this reno-vascular pathology.

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[Four cases of bronchial lipoma (author's transl)].

The authors report four observations of bronchial lipoma. They note the rarity of this variety of benign tumor, since 69 observations have been published to date. This tumor occurs predominantly in the male, is found preferentially in a large bronchus and has several particularities of macroscopic and histologic pathology. Its histogenesis is still not well understood even though most authors subscribe to the theory of "hyperplasia-metaplasia". The treatment is essentially surgical in nature and includes three possible alternatives : endoscopic resection, single exeresis by bronchotomy or exeresis associated with resection of the parenchyma.

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