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G Lelievre

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[Results of the treatment of aspergillosis of the maxillary sinus by exclusive middle meatotomy approach].

Over a 3 year period the authors have managed 12 immune competent patients with aspergillosis of the maxillary sinus by intranasal sinus surgery using only a middle meatal approach. An enlarged middle meatal window was formed by resection of the superior surface of the inferior turbinate. especially designed curve suction tubes and forceps were used to reach all areas of the maxillary sinus in order to perform a macroscopically complete resection of all lesions. On no occasion Aspergillus was the alternative use of an inferior meatal window or a Caldwell-Luc approach necessary. The authors conclude that the use of a middle meatotomy for the surgical treatment of aspergillosis of the maxillary sinus makes it possible to assure complete resection, to adapt post-operative care and to permit prolonged aeration of the sinus.

Aspergillosis

[Use of pectoralis major myocutaneous flaps in cervicofacial surgery. Our experience with 46 cases].

Musculocutaneous flaps from pectoralis major were used during cervico-facial surgery for repair after cancer operations in 46 patients. Use of this technique in surgical practice is discussed as a function of the site of cancer, and results described in relation to the viability of the flap and the outcome. Removal of the flap is simple and possible by a one-stage operation, and the method provides functional improvement for these patients.

Adult

[Acute oligoanuric renal insufficiency in malignant nephroangiosclerosis].

The concept of acute renal failure with anuria due to malignant nephro-angiosclerosis, is uncommon. We report two cases and compare them with others in the world literature. Knowledge of this disease entity is of triple interest: In diagnosis and classification in the field of acute vascular nephropathy with anuria. We cannot emphasise too much the interest of early renal biopsy after correction of abnormal blood pressure. In physiopathology, these malignant nephro-angioscleroses give rise to hypertension of pressor type with high renin levels. Finally therapeutic, for there exist drugs adapted to this type of hypertension. The association of acute renal failure and malignant nephro-angiosclerosis should be treated as an emergency, to avoid the passage to terminal and irreversible renal failure.

Acute Kidney Injury