PubMed Health⌕ Search

Biomedical subjects

M Revol

Publications and source records attributed to M Revol.

At least 109 records · Page 6Linked to original sources

[Paraganglioma of the organs of Zuckerkandl. A case report (author's transl)].

Endocrine manifestations were absent in a patient presenting with pain in the left peri-umbilical region from a paraganglioma of the organs of Zuckerkandl. The authors describe the embryology of paragangliomas and review the published literature concerning the noradrenaline-secreting forms of these tumors. Only 86 references to those of Zuckerkandl, situated on the side of the aorta in relation to the inferior mesenteric artery, were found. Diagnosis of non-secreting forms is confirmed by arteriography which in this present case demonstrated three pedicles arising from the inferior mesenteric, celiac, and one of the lumbar arteries respectively. The only evidence of malignancy is the presence of metastases. Their diagnosis is therefore difficult but essential as one-third of the localisations of malignant pheochromocytomas (10 p. cent of pheochromocytomas) outside of the adrenals affect the organs of Zuckerkandl.

Angiography↗

[Anatomy of the anterior male perineum].

The central nucleus of the perineum. Having carefully studied the anatomy of the central nucleus of the perineum on 27 male pelvises, the authors discuss the fibromuscular nature of this structure which extends from the peritoneal cul-de-sac to the perineal fascia, between urogenital pathways in front and digestive pathways in back. The connections to all the pelvic-perineal organs are discussed. The middle perineal adoneurosis. A personal conception. The study of twenty seven male perineums has permitted the authors to formulate a personal conception of the anatomy of the middle perineal aponeurosis. It is made up of adjoining structures organized in front and in back of the urethrae; above all it includes a smooth fibromuscular part in back of this canal, whereas in front, it behaves as a vessel-carrying sheath, where the dorsal pack of the penis and the Santorini plexus pass.

Adult↗