Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to S Albaroudi.
Carney's triad is a very unusual syndrome, associating three different tumours on the same patient, a young woman generally: a gastric leiomyoblastoma, a pulmonary chondroma and an extra-adrenal paraganglioma. The authors report through the literature review and a new case of Carney's syndrome associating gastric leiomyoblastoma and extra-adrenal paragangliomas, the different diagnostic and therapeutic criterias.
Authors report 121 cases of post bulbary ulcers between 1969 and 1987. They precise the frequency of complications in this localisations of the ulcerous disease: Hemorrhage: 38% Stenosis: 39.6% Peritonitis through perforation: 9.09% Anatomical reports of the post bulbary area explain the anatomo-pathological aspects made by the above mentioned complications added the biliodigestive fistula and perforations blocked of a surgical treatment. Considering these elements, the authors show the difficulty of a surgical treatment. They suggest choosing the most simple intervention: Treating the ulcer without approaching the ulceron area; namely; making truncal vagotomy and duodenoplasty, that of Finney being the most adapted in case of haemorrhage. On case of a stenosis, with gastric ditension, exclusion gastrectomy is the adequate intervention. The results are good, except two deaths that occurred by cataclysmic ulcerous haemorrhage.