Acute polyradiculoneuritis during toxoplasmosis.
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Biomedical subjects
M Blondel
Publications and source records attributed to M Blondel.
[Brachial plexus paralysis caused by hematoma during anticoagulant treatment].
The authors describe a case of brachial plexus'lesion at axillary level in a patient under anticoagulation therapy. They underline the use of CT scan and digitalized angiography to establish the diagnosis and choice the treatment.
Brachial Plexus↗
Post-traumatic atlanto-occipital dislocation revealed by sudden cardiopulmonary arrest.
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Accidents, Traffic↗
[Refsum's disease. Ophthalmologic symptomatology dominated by tight bilateral miosis].
A case of Refsum's disease in a 62-year-old man, with an ophthalmologic symptomatology dominated by a tight bilateral miosis, is reported. The miosis mechanism in this disease is discussed. The clinical evolution has been stabilized by a diet poor in phytanic acid.
Humans↗
[Panmedullary ependymoma. A case report].
Panmedullary ependymoma is an unusual disease last reported by Fuentes in 1986. The present case is the first to have been studied by magnetic resonance, using gadolinium. The findings indicated a panmedullary lesion rather than a tumour. Histopathological investigation confirmed the hypothesis.
Adult↗
[Fisher's one-and-one half syndrome. Involvement of the 6th cranial nerve nucleus and association with paralytic pontine exotropia].
Total lateral paralysis in a case of "One and half" Fisher's syndrome accompanied by paralytic pontine exotropia is described. Oculographic investigation indicates involvement of the nucleus of the VIth cranial nerve. Paralytic pontine exotropia, may therefore be encountered where the VIth nucleus is involved.
Ataxia↗
[Paravertebral ganglioneuroma in an adult. Discovery during a spinal attack revealing multiple sclerosis].
A paravertebral ganglioneuroma was discovered in a 25 year-old woman presenting a transverse spinal syndrome at the same level. Exeresis necessitated sacrifice of the ninth left intercostal artery, but paraplegia regressed completely under corticotherapy. Additional exploration and subsequent clinical evolution revealed multiple sclerosis, of which the pavaplegia had been a manifestation. The authors discuss ganglioneuroma in the adult, a rare tumour, and the possibility of a link with multiple sclerosis. The association seems fortuitous despite the fact that the tumour and the transverse myelitis occurred at the same level.
Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[Dissociated supranuclear paralysis of the upward gaze. Manifestation of frontocallosal tumor invading the internal capsule on both sides].
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[Cerebral venous thrombosis with involvement of the cavernous sinus. Initial manifestation of Behçet's disease?].
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Behcet Syndrome↗