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M Garcin

Publications and source records attributed to M Garcin.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1987

[Our attitude in functional vocal pathology].

After underlining the frequency of organic lesions observed in functional diseases of vocal cords, emphasis is placed on the importance of the phonetogram in their evaluation and video-laryngo-stroboscopic investigation in their diagnosis. When surgery is necessary, stainless steel instruments are preferred to the laser. Respective isolated or associated vocal reeducational and surgical indications are discussed, and the establishment of a team including laryngologist, phoniatrist and orthophonist recommended to ensure most effective results.

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PubMed1986

Melanotic neurofibroma: a case report with ultrastructural study.

The authors report a case of a solitary melanotic neurofibroma involving the temporomalar area in a 17-year-old man. Light-microscopic study reveals a benign neurofibroma including melanin deposits. Electron microscopy shows typical premelanosomes and melanosomes within Schwann cell cytoplasm. The literature is reviewed, and theories of histogenesis for this unusual tumor are discussed.

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PubMed1977

[Caustic lesions of the esophagus in the child].

On the basis of a study involving 21 children treated over a 10 year period, the authors describe a method for the management of a child following the ingestion of a caustic fluid: emergency oesophagoscopy to determine the extent and nature on the lesions, in severe forms, alimentation gastrostomy, which would seem to be preferable to parenteral alimentation, is carried out, on the 21st day, a new endoscopic and radiological assessment, permitting distinction between those cases which are cured and those progressing to stenosis. In this latter group, the choice is made between dilatations and oesophagoplasty on the basis on the lesions present and the development of complications during dilatation.

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PubMed1975

Microsurgical approach to the cerebellopontine angle.

Various sections of the IXth, Vth, vestibular and cochlear nerves have been performed on twenty patients. The technique we used was an 'a minima' approach to the cerebellopontine angle. This operation is atraumatic and quick to perform, and the postoperative period is always excellent. It seems very useful for patients with Ménière's disease or intractable pains in the glossopharyngeal or trigeminal fields. It can be used for diagnosis if a small neurinoma in the cerebellopontine angle is suspected.

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