[Association of perforated sigmoid duplication and mucoviscidosis].
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Publications and source records attributed to J F Dyon.
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This work is based on the separate study of a triple material: axial gross body sections from cadavers (4); normal and conventional radiographs with or without opacification; in vivo scans (210). Authors have selectionned thriteen scans patterns according to several regional levels: supra-aortic scans (n08 1, 2, 3); scan through the horizontal part of aortic arch (n0 4B); the scan of the aorto-pulmonary window (n0 4B); supra-cardiac scans through intra and extra-pericardic parts of great vessels: vena cava, aorta and pulmonary artery (n08 5, 6, 7); heart and cardiac cavities scans (n08 8, 9, 10, 11); scan through the retro-crural space (n0 12). Knowing these regional scan patterns, makes it possible to the radiologist to manage a topographic approach quite adapted to the technical mode of direct scannography through the area of interest, already tested by some constructors. The non pathologic variations are numerous. Mediastinal lipomatosis, dilated and tortuous great vessels in the older and atheromatic individual, constitutional variations of the vessels topography. Limits found out during this work concern heart examination and hilum study; great strides are to be achieved in these fields because of the unceasing technical improvments.
Two cases of hypoglycemiant pleural fibroma are reported: -- the first case, in a patient with sarcoidosis, was diagnosed following the onset of neuropsychic manifestations due to hypoglycemia; --the second case, much more atypical, was a patient with an enormous pleural tumor affecting cardiorespiratory function to such a degree that almost total incapacity ensued: the hypoglycemia was detected during routine pre-operative investigations. Various extrathoracic manifestations accompany these tumors: osteo-articular (present in 1 patient), and thyroidal (present in both cases). The various mechanisms proposed to explain the development of hypoglycemia in patients with certain extra-pancreatic tumors are reviewed.
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