Biomedical subjects
G Edelmann
Publications and source records attributed to G Edelmann.
[Rectocolic polyps and cancer].
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[Acute pancreatic suppurations].
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[Traumatic hemobilia associated with a cavo-supra-hepatic obstruction. Treatment by right hepatectomy (apropos of a case)].
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[Residual and recurrent common bile duct calculi].
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[Duodenopancreatectomy (head of the pancreas) for acute necrotizing pancreatitis].
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[Dysphagia lusoria in an adult].
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[Surgery in the treatment of the complications of sigmoiditis].
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[Indications of surgical treatment in sigmoiditis].
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[Treatment of massive gastroduodenal hemorrhage (portal hypertension excepted)].
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[Ulcers with both gastric and duodenal localizations. An anatomo-clinical and therapeutic study of 15 personal cases].
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[Surgical indications in defects of attachment of the right colon].
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[Prevention of local recurrence following colic resection for carcinoma, with mechanical control of intra luminal dissemination of malignant cells. Results in 322 cases].
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[Double spondylodiscitis caused by Candida albicans. Study of tolerance to 5-fluoro-cytosine treatment in a patient with hepato-renal polycystosis].
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[Concerning the malignancy of villous tumors of the large intestine].
The analysis of a personal series of 83 villous tumors of the rectum and the colon showed that half of them were degenerated. Malignancy was, once out of twice, at the intraepithelial stage ("in situ" epithelioma) or at the intramucous stage (micro-carcinoma) and once out of twice invasive. No more than the rectal touch or the endoscopic aspect, biopsy enables a regular recognition of this degeneration, nor of its invasion degree. Therefore villous tumor must be removed surgically, to give to the anatomopathologist a whole and well-oriented specimen, which allows him to say if this excision is enough or if it must be completed. In no case, a villous tumor must be removed endoscopically by any physical means, nor even resected with the diathermical ansa if it is pedonculated.
[The treatment of anal incontinence by Pickrell's operation].
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[Intraperitoneal colonic perforations. Anatomo-clinical and radiological forms].
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