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P Moullé

Publications and source records attributed to P Moullé.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

[Cystic pneumatosis of the small intestine following jejuno-ileal by-pass for obesity (author's transl)].

The case reported is that of a young woman who underwent a termino-terminal jejno-ileal by-pass procedure for obesity which was refactory to usual forms of treatment. Eight months later, a cholecystectomy was carried out for lithiasis, presenting with abdominal pain. At the time of operation, lesions of cystic pneumatosis were discovered on the excluded length of small bowel. This complication frequently manifests itself in the form of pseudosurgical abdominal pain, or as diarrhoea. More rarly, it is a radiological finding. The pathogenesis remains a subject of discussion. The mechanical theory would seem the most logical, since colonic intraluminal pressure is higher than that in the intestine excluded from the circuit. Bacterial proliferation, classical in blind loops, would be a farourising factor.

Adult↗

[A study of pancreatic insulinomas by electron microscopy. 9 cases (author's transl)].

Nine hypoglycaemia-inducing pancreatic tumours were studied by electron microscopy. In 8 of these tumours, it was possible to identify, within the cell cytoplasm, secretory granules with a "paracrystalline" content, identical in appearance to the granules of the B cell of the normal human pancreas. Thus electron microscopy would appear to be a reliable and sensitive method for the morphological identification of these endocrine tumours of the pancreas.

Adenoma, Islet Cell↗

[Jejuno-ileal short-circuit operations in the treatment of obesity. 16 personal cases (author's transl)].

The authors report a personal experience of 16 cases and in the light of data in the world literature, the authors discuss the controversial method of treatment of very severe obesity when medical treatment has failed. The onset of various complications linked mainly to intestinal malabsorption, should make one careful in the indications for surgery which may, however, be applicable in certain cases.

Adult↗

[Perforation of gastroduodenal ulcers. Therapeutic trends. Apropos of 284 cases].

The authors analyse retrospectively 284 case records of perforation of gastric and duodenal ulcers treated between 1961 and 1972 and, from a study of the literature, the authors attempt to draw up prognostic factors which permit one to apply to this complication of ulcer disease, the most efficient short and long-term treatment.

Adolescent↗