[Cacchi-Ricci disease. Apropos of 3 cases].
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Out of a series of 614 renal transplantation performed over a 4-year period, using cyclosporin and cimetidine, 100 patients developed a gastrointestinal complication: 9.6% of gastroduodenal ulcers, 4.4% of intestinal complications, 1.3% of pancreatic complications. 7 patients died: 5 from stress haemorrhages, 2 from peritonitis secondary to intestinal perforation. 32% of patients who developed an ulcer had a history of ulcer, but none of them developed a serious complication of their ulcer under cimetidine treatment. 18% of patients with colonic diverticula developed a diverticular complication after transplantation. The patients who died died from stress haemorrhage generally in a context of sepsis or from peritonitis secondary to intestinal perforation diagnosed after a delay of 24 hours.
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The value of antibody coated bacteria (ACB) determinations in localizing urinary tract infections has yet to be confirmed. According, a study of ACB was carried out in rats in which either an upper or lower urinary tract infection has been experimentally induced with E. coli. Several ACB determinations were made for each animal prior to being sacrificed for pathological studies on the 7th day after inoculation. ACB were found only in those animals with parenchymatous lesions of the kidney or prostate, thus supporting the localizing value of this technique.