Biomedical subjects
Y Lacomme
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[Effects of a niflumic acid derivative in tonsil surgery in children - controlled study].
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[Metastases during the development of certain cervico-facial cylindromas].
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[Sarcomas of the middle ear in children].
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[The surgical treatment of facial paralysis due to cold].
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[Tiapride use in neoplasic algia (author's transl)].
The tiapride, usually prescribed in neurologic pathology, has been used in ENT carcinoma pain. On 30 cases of this study, we got 18 good results, that means a decrease of the pain in 60% cases. In all the cases, the tiapride was well tolerated.
[Contribution of embolization to the treatment of nasopharyngeal fibromas].
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[Brainstem evoked potentials in deaf-blind children (author's transl)].
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[Laryngeal and tracheal stenoses after intubation and/or tracheotomy. A review of 32 cases including 39 lesions and 33 operations (author's transl)].
After reviewing their cases of scarr-stenosis of the upper airway between 1966 and 1976 the authors compare laryngeal to tracheal lesions: Laryngeal and laryngo-tracheal stenoses are long and difficult to repair and all too often yield poor results. These stenoses are usually due to technical faults (tracheotomy after prolonged intubation, forced intubation, tracheotomy through the first ring). They are most often avoidable. Pure tracheal stenoses nearly always result from ischemic destruction from the pressure in the balloons of the tubes and cannulae. They are difficult to prevent when resuscitation requires high pressure ventilation. Their treatment however is simple: resection and anastomosis yields excellent results though it should only be performed in pure scarr-tissue stenosis. Endoscopic dilatations may be a necessary preparation.