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P Hubault-Marcade

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[Eyelid repair using the Hübner technique].

Many methods have been proposed for the reconstruction of full thickness defects of the eyelid are numerous, but all are imperfect. The texture, colour, and functional role of the eyelid require the use of a ciliated composite transplant. Among the various techniques described, Hübner's transplants, free transfers of a segment composed of connective tissue of the tarsus and the ciliary margin of the contralateral eyelid, covered by a palpebral flap, can be used to reconstruct a hemi-eyelid, or even two-thirds of the eyelid with good aesthetic and functional results.

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[The Pers flap in the reconstruction of distal nasal defects].

The in and out flap of Pers, described in 1967, is used for the reconstruction of alar defect. After an anatomical reminder of the blood supplied of the nasolabial region, we mentioned four cases of this flap, with some little modifications of drawing and closing of donor site. The others ways of repear of alar defect are discussed.

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[Necrotizing fasciitis of the upper limb. Apropos of a case].

Necrotizing fasciitis is a rare infection, serious because of its risk of functional sequelae and mortality. The first clinical and histological descriptions of acute Streptococcal infection of the fascia were published in 1924 by Meleney, who referred to this condition as "Streptococcal haemolytic gangrene". However, since Meleney, numerous authors have reported cases of necrotizing fasciitis due to a wide range of bacteria. The authors report a case of necrotizing fasciitis of the upper limb in a 45 year old man following a superficial lesion of the dorsum of the hand. Despite the use of antibiotics, the morbidity and mortality of this disease are still high. Treatment is surgical and must be performed urgently. A review of the literature groups together the published cases and analyses the various aetiologies and risk factors.

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[Dermoid cyst of the scalp. Apropos of a case].

A subgaleal dermoid cyst of a 32 years old white adult is reported. The lesion appeared at the age of several years and ten regularly. Clinical examination, complementary exams as well as the result of the operation are reported. Embryology, histological classification and the main clinical, laboratory and histological characteristics of such lesions are defined by the review of the literature. Subgaleal dermoid cyst is rare in childhood and exceptionally occurs in adults. Only six cases of subgaleal dermoid cyst of adult are mentioned in the literature. Most of the time, the lesion is situated on the anterior fontanelle. The treatment is surgical and the prognosis is excellent.

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