Biomedical subjects
J C Debrie
Publications and source records attributed to J C Debrie.
[Blast injuries of the ear in warfare (apropos 11 cases)].
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[Corrosive esophagitis in an African hospital. Apropos of 15 cases].
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[Pre-auricular fistulas in Senegal].
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[Laryngeal histoplasmosis caused by histoplasma duboisii].
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[Foreign bodies in the esophagus (apropos of 60 cases)].
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[Foreign bodies in otorhinolaryngology. A year's analysis].
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[Cholesteatoma of the ear (apropos of 16 cases)].
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[Tumoral lesions of the face in Recklinghausen's disease (apropos of a historic "royal tumor")].
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[Pseudotumoral localization of Waldenström's disease in the nasal cavity (apropos of a case)].
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[Laryngeal papillomatosis. Immunologic treatment].
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[Rare complication of otomastoiditis: periphlebitis of the lateral sinus].
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[Evaluation of O.R.L. emergencies at the Principal Hospital, Dakar during the last 5 years].
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[Clinical examination of a patient with vertigo].
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[Management of corrosive esophagitis in Africa].
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[New approaches to phycomycoses (apropos of 2 cases of rhino-entomophthoromycosis)].
It is an uncommon affection (only 100 cases reported), observed primarily in African peri-equatorial zone. The rhinoentomophtoromycoses are caused by a phycomycetous fungus, class of zygomycetes: Conidiobolus coronatus. They are subcutaneomucus mycoses with centro-facial localizations. During the past ten years, three points have been put into light. 1. A true therapeutic revolution thanks to imidazoles. 2. A better knowledge of this disease in which caricatural forms are far form being the most numerous. 3. A socio-cultural African approach better understood, as such a disease is still considered as the result of a transgression or a fault.
[Otorhinolaryngologic aspects of Kaposi's sarcoma in Africa].
Such aspects are numerous from a disease with multiple factors among them immunodeficiency playing a key-role. O.R.L. aspect are more frequently observed than some ten years ago: this is mainly due to Kaposi's sarcoma in its epidemic form. Nevertheless one has to keep in mind that Kaposi's sarcoma in this endemic african form coexists with its second form without any well-marked border. Finally, many uncertainties are still existing among others its very peculiar cancerous nature.