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5. La tuberculose en France: Comment arrêter l'épidémie actuelle?

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Bégué, P., primary, Carbonnelle, B., additional, Cartier, F., additional, Chrétien, J., additional, Delaval, Ph., additional, Dellamonica, P., additional, Desenclos, J.-C., additional, Durieux, P., additional, Lagrange, P.H., additional, Léophonte, P., additional, Ménard, D., additional, Modal, J., additional, Piquet, J., additional, Scheinmann, P., additional, Tonnel, A.B., additional, Véron, M., additional, and Weinbreck, P., additional

Published
1995
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9. L'électro-encéphalographie dans l'encéphalopathie progressive des dialysés

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P Toulouse, F Menault, J Dienperon, Cartier F, and Gary J

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medicine.medical_specialty, Pathology, Physiology, business.industry, medicine.medical_treatment, Encephalopathy, medicine.disease, Lesion, Embolism, Internal medicine, Cardiology, Medicine, In patient, Neurology (clinical), Progressive encephalopathy, medicine.symptom, business, Dialysis
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Summary A comparative electroencephalographic study on two groups of patients on dialysis is reported. One group was composed of 14 patients with progressive encephalopathy, the other including 15 patients without any neuropsychiatric manifestations. It was possible to individualize, in progressive encephalopathies in patients on dialysis, a group of constant electroencephalographic signs, associating slowing of base rhythms and paroxysms of monomorphic slow waves, bilateral and synchronous, and mostly anterior. These abnormalities, as with clinical signs, are increased at the end of dialysis ; the delta bursts being absent in controls. These are not, however, specific electroencephalographic criteria : analysis of tracings from 8 patients with neuropsychiatric disorders of metabolic (hypercalcemia, renal insufficiency) or diffuse vascular (gas embolism) origin, has shown that these signs are common to various types of encephalopathy ; Their reversibility when normal metabolic conditions return-as opposed to the inexorable progressive nature of encephalopathies following dialysis in the absence of all metabolic disorders or diagnosed encephalic lesion — should enable them to be distinguished.

Published
1978
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