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P Ricou

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PubMed1997

[The first nurses school at "La Salpêtrière Hospital" in Paris].

In 1870, D.M. Bourneville organized municipal lectures for parisian hospital staff in order to improve their inadequate training. It was carried on with that teaching till 1914, but owing to imperfected knowledge it was compelled to enlarge the project in opening the first nurses school inside "La Salpêtrière (1907). Following the hospital staff reform (1903), a preliminary Commission was settled. That commitee was inspired by british or french experiments (private, parisian and provincial initiatives) for its accomplishement. The opening speech, in 1908, pointed out democratic recruiting and professional feature of the scool. A new career was offered to women where nurses would became physician assistants, devoted to him, but of necessity for their own skills.

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PubMed1994

[J.M. Charcot's library at the Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris].

In 1906, the personal scientific books collection of J.M. Charcot (1825-1893) was bequeathed by his son, the explorer J.B. Charcot, to the Neurological Disease Unit-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris. This library died progressively. In the same time, so did the Anatomical Museum, founded to by J.M. Charcot, and also settled in the "Division Pariset". Since 1966, with help of the late Professeur P. Castaigne, and collaborators, the library is reviving. It increased with several gifts of personal libraries, from Dr. Souques, Pr. Mollaret, Pr. Alajouanine, Pr. Lhermitte, Pr. Signoret. It is now the "Bibliothèque de Neurosciences J.M. Charcot-Paris VI University".

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PubMed1976

[Neurosyphilis].

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PubMed1975

[2 cases of paralysis of the posterior branch of the radial nerve due to compression of the nerve by a lipoma].

The authors report two cases of paralysis of the posterior branch of the radial nerve as a result of compression of the nerve by a benign tumour, in both instances a lipoma. Analysis of the sixteen cases appearing in the literature reveals that the symptoms and signs are constant, characterised by the progressive development of paralysis of the muscles supplied by the deep branch of the radial nerve with the appearance of a tumefaction around the lateral part of the elbow. X-rays of the elbow confirm the diagnosis in the presence of a radiotranslucent polylobulated image. Surgical excision is followed by regression and the disappearance of a-l neurological signs after an average period of 8 months. In addition to a lipoma, compression may be caused by repeated contusion of the nerve by the border of the superficial part of the short supinator muscle in association with "tennis elbow". Section of this part of the muscle border results in complete recovery.

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PubMed1975

[Multiple intracranial arterial aneurysm of mycotic appearance. Repeated vascular embolic accidents. Myxoma of the left atrium].

The authors describe a case of myxoma of the left auricle disclosed by repeated cerebral embolism and multiple aneuryms of mycotic appearance of the cerebral arteries in a woman exhibiting no cardiac symptoms. The immediate post-operative results were excellent. In the light of 7 similar cases in the literature, diagnostic and prognostic points are analysed.

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