[A case of exophthalmia and ocular hypertonia due to sphenoidal empyema].
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Clinical Trials as Topic↗
Biomedical subjects
M Collet
Publications and source records attributed to M Collet.
["Meningeal" pain of the face revealing a meningioma of the falx].
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Adult↗
[A new case of lateral ventricle meningioma].
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Carotid Artery, Internal↗
[Sudden deafness. A case of Meniere-type vertigo secondary to exposure to a very loud noise and treated by section of the vestibular nerve, and a case of spontaneous perilymphatic fistula].
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Adult↗
[Lesions of the mixed nerves during closed cranial injuries].
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Adult↗
[74 cases of operated nontumoral hydrocephalus in infants. Results and evolution of the Q.I].
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Child↗
[A case of a voluminous cystic post-traumatic pneumatocele].
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Accidents, Traffic↗
[Megadolichocarotid as the probable cause of a syndrome of the cavernous sinus].
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Carotid Arteries↗
[Study of 33 cases of ventriculo-atrial shunt for nontumoral hydrocephalus (routine control of the ventriculo-atrial drainage)].
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Cardiac Catheterization↗
[Apropos of the radiologic diagnosis of neurinoma of the 8th cranial nerves by classical contrast media examination].
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Angiography↗
[Placental Listeria infection without fetal involvement].
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Adult↗
[Chronic ischemia of the anterior horn of the lumbar swelling of the spinal cord. Angiographic study in a subject with herniation of the T12-L1 discs].
On the basis of a case of almost pure involvement of the anterior horn with chronic progression in an individual with a low thoracic herniated disc (T12-L1), the hypothesis is discussed of the role of ischaemia of the lumbar swelling. Angiographic arguments (displacement of the anterior spinal axis and unusual distribution of anterior spinal afferents) perhaps make it reasonable to speak of "chronic ischaemic poliomyelitis" in the absence of pathological examination.
Adult↗