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P Armand

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[Malignant systemic mastocytosis (author's transl)].

The case of a 37 year old man with systemic malignant cutaneous mastocytosis is reported. The outcome was fatal after eight months. Death was due to a diffuse hemorrhagic syndrome which originated in an abnormal circulating heparinoid. Nosologically, this is a border-line case between mast cell leukemia and leukemic systemic mastocytosis.

Adult

[Primary intestinal lymphangiectasis or Waldmann's disease (author's transl)].

The authors report the observation of a primary intestinal lymphangiectasy diagnosed on a young girl sent for isolated edema of her inferior members, recently appeared. Clinical examination was normal. Biology found a low protein rate at 33 g/l and a low lymph rate : 183 L/mm3. Hepatic and renal records were normal. Test to marked albumin asserted the exsudative enteropathy with a fecal radio-activity of 3.6% (N 1%). Biopsy of the small intestines set out lymphangiectasies of the intestinal mucosa. Referring to this observation and to literature date, the authors realise a clinical and physiopathological analysis of Waldmann's disease or primary intestinal lymphangiectasy.

Adult

[Spontaneous intramural hematoma of the esophagus. Apropos of a case].

Spontaneous intramural haematoma of the oesophagus is a rare condition which usually produces a clinical picture marked by chest pain, dysphagia and haematemesis of moderate severity. The authors report a new case in a woman aged 70 years, under anticoagulant treatment for viral meningitis and presenting with repeated vomiting. Endoscopy of the upper alimentary tract and oesophageal radiography showed a pseudotumoral appearance of the middle and lower portions of the thoracic oesophagus. Progress was favourable under medical management, with uncomplicated recovery. A review of the 38 cases previously published emphasizes in particular the favourable outcome and the conservative medical treatment of this condition.

Adolescent