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Localized or generalized edema of the lower limbs
Stéphane Vignes,
Marie Essig.
June 2024, page 105
Developments in forensic medicine: the example of Haute-Normandie
Bernard Proust.
June 2024, page 115
The metamorphoses of sleep
Vahe Mournet.
June 2024, page 3
Health effects of alcohol: untangling the truth from the false!
Daily alcohol consumption is associated with an increased risk of death, even at low doses. However, it remains high in France, where a large proportion of the population consumes alcohol in excess...
Catherine Hill.
October 2024, page 6
Press review
François Mallordy.
October 2024, page 12
Infectious endocarditis: from epidemiology to prevention
The incidence of infective endocarditis is estimated between 30 and 80 cases per million inhabitants and per year in the general population in industrialized countries. It is heterogeneous and...
Bernard Iung.
October 2024, page 22
Treatment of infective endocarditis
Patients with infective endocarditis (IE) are taken care for by multidisciplinary teams. The treatment consists of antibiotic therapy initiated early, adapted to the responsible germ and...
Florent Arregle.
October 2024, page 35
Complications of infective endocarditis
The high in-hospital mortality of patients with infective endocarditis (about 20%) is mainly due to its complications. These complications are essentially of cardiac, neurological, and infectious...
Faouzi Trojette,
Chloé Di Lena,
Yohann Bohbot,
Dan Rusinaru,
Christophe Tribouilloy.
October 2024, page 43
Living with… the after-effects of burns
Marc Chaouat.
October 2024, page 63
Sweeteners: recent recommendations for health
Intense sweeteners are compounds with a higher sweetening power than sugar. Their use has grown in industrial products and at home to reduce sugar intake, which is associated to health risks. In...
Mélanie Deschasaux-Tanguy,
Bernard Srour,
Mathilde Touvier.
October 2024, page 66
Sargassum seaweed assaults the French West Indies
Since 2011, Martinique and the islands of Guadeloupe have been affected by repeated groundings, culminating in an exceptional wave in 2018. While the sargassum ( Sargassum natans and S. fluitans )...
Dabor Resiere,
Jonathan Florentin,
Rémi Nevière.
October 2024, page 71
Living with... neurofibromatosis type 2
Michel Kalamarides.
October 2024, page 77
Bipolar depression, suicide and the prescription of antidepressants
Christophe Lançon.
October 2024, page 94
Nutri-Score: when economic lobbies accuse academic researchers of a conflict of interest with... science!
Serge Hercberg,
Pilar Galan,
Mélanie Deschasaux-Tanguy,
Mathilde Touvier.
December 2024, page 6
Revue de presse
François Mallordy.
December 2024, page 8
Antimicrobial resistance in human and veterinary medicine: where are we?
In both human and veterinary medicine, the evolution of antimicrobial resistance is worrying for some antibiotics or bacterial species, but less for others. In humans and animals, the picture for...
Laurence Armand-Lefèvre,
Jean-Yves Madec.
December 2024, page 14
Risk of acquiring antibiotic-resistant bacteria and travel
The continuing expansion of international tourism increases the opportunities of contact with diverse epidemiological environments, leading to both a risk of bacterial acquisition or infection for...
Paul-Henri Consigny,
Laurence Armand-Lefèvre.
December 2024, page 20
Hospital antimicrobial stewardship
Hospital antimicrobial stewardship programs have been thought to preserve the efficacy of antimicrobials for the treatment of human and animal bacterial infections. They must apply for every...
Philippe Lesprit,
Patricia Pavese.
December 2024, page 34
How to read new antimicrobial susceptibility testing results?
Antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) results (formerly 'susceptible', 'intermediate' and 'resistant') are now expressed with the new susceptibility categories 'susceptible, standard dosing...
Frédéric Schramm,
Raphaël Lepeule.
December 2024, page 40
Phage therapy: where do we stand?
Bacteriophages, discovered at the beginning of the 20th century by Félix d'Hérelle, are viruses that infect and destroy bacteria. Unlike antibiotics, phages are specific to a given bacterial...
Alexandre Bleibtreu,
Sylvain Diamantis.
December 2024, page 46
New challenge in antibacterial treatments: 10 key messages
Pierre Tattevin.
December 2024, page 51
Butterfly vertebra: a congenital malformation
Soukaina Zaher,
Kawtar Nassar,
Khaoula Erraoui,
Sara Mouhcine,
Saadia Janani.
December 2024, page 57
Living with… an obsessivecompulsive disorder
Alexandre Connor.
December 2024, page 62
Women's particular pulmonary susceptibility to tobacco: the example of COPD
Women are more susceptible to the harmful effects of smoking than men, even with moderate exposure, and this vulnerability begins in childhood. The prevalence of smoking has even increased, in...
Gérard Peiffer,
Michel Underner,
Jean Perriot,
Chantal Raherison-Semjen.
December 2024, page 64
Fractures in children: epidemiological, diagnostic and therapeutic features
Mathilde Gaume,
Clélia Thouement,
Raphaël Vialle,
Manon Bachy-Razzouk.
December 2024, page 75
A history of French psychiatry
Cécilia De Varine,
Mathis Farcy.
December 2024, page 84
Recent advances in the treatment of paroxystic nocturnal hemoglobinuria
Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) is a rare acquired disorder ofhematopoietic stem cells, characterized by increased sensitivity to the lytic action of complement, corpuscular hemolytic...
Éléonore Kaphan,
Régis Peffault de Latour.
March 2025, page 6
Systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Pediatric-onset Still’s disease
Still’s disease starts in most cases in childhood, and is called systemic juvenile idiopathic arthtritis when its onset is before the age of 16 years. However, there is a continuum with adult-onset...
Pierre Quartier.
March 2025, page 26
Non systemic forms of juvenile idiopathic arthristis
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) is a group of diseases defined by the presence of arthritis of more than 6 weeks duration in patients aged less than 16 years after eliminating differential...
Arthur Felix,
Cécile Dumaine,
Ulrich Meinzer.
March 2025, page 33
Biotherapies for juvenile idiopathic arthristis
The introduction of biotherapies has dramatically changed the care and evolution of children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. These biotherapies, directed against tumor necrosis factor (TNF)...
Florence A Aeschlimann,
Pierre Quartier.
March 2025, page 42
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis: outcome in adulthood?
On average, 40% of juvenile idopathic arthritis remain active in adulthood, with differences according to the type (oligoarticular, polyarticular, enthesitis related arthiritis). It is essential to...
Chantal Deslandre.
March 2025, page 49
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis: 10 key messages
Brigitte Bader-Meunier.
March 2025, page 53
Zinner syndrome
Zakaria Haddadi,
Siham Bhallil,
Siham Nasri,
Imane Kamaoui,
Imane Skiker.
March 2025, page 58
Living with… a clown visit in the hospital
Association Le Rire Médecin.
March 2025, page 62
Chemsex: a growing and evolving practice
Chemsex, the voluntary use of psychoactive substances to facilitate, initiate, increase, intensify or prolong sexual relations and performance, often involves multiple substance use. These include...
Jean-Victor Blanc.
March 2025, page 70
Pregnancy and post-partum mental disorders
Thomas Le Nerzé,
Marine Le Floch,
Philippe Gillard,
Katell Faure,
Philippe Descamps,
Philippe Duverger,
Élise Riquin.
March 2025, page 83
News in nephroprotection
Nephroprotection aims to preserve kidney function and slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. Recent decades have been marked by an expansion of therapeutic options, likely to reduce the...
Florence Sens,
Maurice Laville,
Laure Groisne,
David Ciabrini.
June 2025, page 6
Should students be trained in general culture to develop a more humanistic approach to medicine?
Alain C Masquelet,
Jean-François Allilaire.
June 2025, page 15
Epidemiology of chronic pelvic pain
The prevalence of chronic pelvic pain (CPP) varies widely in literature due to varying definitions of cases and to the diversity of populations studied. Estimates range from 2.1% to 30.9% among...
Solène Gouesbet,
Marina Kvaskoff.
June 2025, page 20
Pain mechanisms involved in chronic pelvi-perineal pain
Chronic pelvic and perineal pain, like other chronic pain, often is the result of specific organic lesion mechanisms, but can lead, via central and peripheral sensitization mechanisms, to...
Marguerite D'Ussel.
June 2025, page 25
Pelvic sensitisation
Chronic pain is not just acute pain that lasts. It is also, and sometimes only, the result of an acquired dysfunction of the nociceptive system. Clinical characteristics allow us to diagnose these...
Amélie Levesque.
June 2025, page 28
Pudendal neuralgias
Diagnosis of pudendal neuralgia (NP) is clinical, based on the neuropathic type of pain and its topography, in the territory of the terminal branches of the pudendal nerve. It does not require...
Éric Bautrant.
June 2025, page 31
Bladder pain syndrome
Bladder pain syndrome (BPS), often associated with other pelvic pain syndromes, is defined as perceived chronic pain or discomfort related to the bladder, associated with other urinary symptoms...
Shahed Borojeni,
Benoit Peyronnet.
June 2025, page 36
Chronic coccygodynia
Chronic coccygodynia is defined as pain in the c occyx which has been present for more than six months and which is aggravated by sitting down and/or rising. Although the diagnosis is primarily...
Thibault Riant,
Cristina Graur.
June 2025, page 45
Irritable bowel syndrome
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common functional digestive disorder affecting 4 to 10% of the population, with a female gender predominance. Although it is a benign disease, it can sometimes...
Jean-Marc Sabaté.
June 2025, page 48
Vulvodynias
Vulvodynia is a chronic pain. The distinction between so-called "provoked" vulvodynia and "spontaneous" vulvodynia allows a diagnostic and therapeutic orientation. "Provoked" vulvodynia responds to...
Éric Bautrant.
June 2025, page 55
Pelvic-perineal muscle pain syndromes
The search for muscle pain in the lower abdominal, gluteal and perineal regions is part of the systematic clinical examination of all pelvic perineal pain. These points of muscle hypersensitivity...
Véronique Bonniaud.
June 2025, page 62
Severe dysmenorrhea and endometriosis
Severe dysmenorrhoea, or grade 3 dysmenorrhoea according to the Andersch and Millson classification, is present in the vast majority of patients suffering from endometriosis from the first...
Éric Bautrant,
Chloé Lacoste,
Delphine Lhuillery.
June 2025, page 68
Chronic pelvi-perineal pain: 10 key messages
Éric Bautrant.
June 2025, page 75
Sporotrichoid tufted angioma
Yousef Almheirat,
Mounia Benkaraache,
Houda Talbi,
Nassiba Zarrouki,
Siham Dikhaye,
Nada Zizi.
June 2025, page 78
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