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151. [Bronchogenic cyst of the esophagus].

Author

Paraf F, Schill H, Jancovici R, and L'Her P

Subjects
Bronchogenic Cyst therapy, Esophageal Cyst therapy, Humans, Bronchogenic Cyst diagnosis, Esophageal Cyst diagnosis
Published
1989

152. [Value of ultraconservative surgery in renal artery stenosis].

Author

Pailler JL, Gautier D, Jancovici R, Brissiaud JC, Clerget JL, and Gournaud N

Subjects
Adult, Female, Humans, Kidney blood supply, Nephrectomy methods, Renal Artery Obstruction congenital, Renal Artery Obstruction pathology, Renal Artery Obstruction surgery
Published
1983

154. [Multiple wounds caused by a 5.56 mm bullet: the Famas, a competitive weapon].

Author

Jancovici R, Jourdan P, Mianne D, Naudan P, Brissiaud JC, and Pailler JL

Subjects
Abdominal Injuries surgery, Forensic Medicine, France, Humans, Male, Military Personnel, Multiple Trauma surgery, Spinal Injuries surgery, Wounds, Gunshot surgery, Firearms, Multiple Trauma etiology, Wounds, Gunshot complications
Abstract

A case is reported of multiple wounds to abdomen and spine from a 5.56 mm bullet. Differing from currently used weapons, a high speed bullet is projected producing damage that has been studied precisely and compared with lesions caused by conventional bullets. The weapon responsible is progressively equipping a certain number of French regiments.

Published
1987

155. [Gas gangrene: an extreme surgico-medical rather than medico-surgical emergency].

Author

Jancovici R, Brinquin L, Tripon P, Naudan P, Manaa J, Bonsignour JP, and Pailler JL

Subjects
Aged, Diabetes Complications, Disarticulation, Emergencies, Female, Gas Gangrene etiology, Gas Gangrene therapy, Humans, Hyperbaric Oxygenation, Arm surgery, Gas Gangrene surgery
Abstract

A diabetic woman developed spontaneous gas gangrene of upper limb extending into trunk and due to clostridium septicum. Recovery was obtained after major surgery involving disarticulation of upper limb and excision of soft tissues of left hemithorax, and a difficult intensive care programme (hyperbaric oxygen therapy, assisted ventilation). The presence of this gas gangrene revealed a bipolar colon cancer treated in parallel. The conventional therapeutic hierarchy is discussed: surgery should be carried out as an extreme emergency and should not be delayed to allow transfer to a center equipped with a hyperbaric oxygen therapy apparatus.

Published
1987

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