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Vaccinations for patients with chronic inflammatory rheumatism during a pandemic

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic is a source of concern for the management of patients with chronic inflammatory rheumatism because of the im¬munosuppression caused by the disease and anti-rheumatic...
 Miladi Saoussen, Yasmine Makhlouf, Alia Fazaa, Mariem Sallemi, Leila Souebni, Ouenniche Kmar, Selma Kassab, Selma Chekili, Kawther Ben Abdelghani, Ahmed Laatar. May 2022, page 6

Treatment of cancer associated thrombosis

The treatment of cancer-associated venous thromboembolic disease is complex due to an increased risk of thrombotic recurrence and bleeding under treatment. During the first 6 months, low molecular...
 Olivier Sanchez. May 2022, page 21

Catheter thrombosis and upper extremity thrombosis in oncology

In an oncologic population with catheter, upper extremity vein thrombosis (UEVT) is a frequent complication, occurring in 2% to 6% of cancer patients with central venous catheters. UEVT is less...
 Olivier Espitia. May 2022, page 26

Prevention of venous thromboembolism in patients with cancer

Risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE) is elevated in cancer and leads to high morbidity and mortality in this population. Drug prophylaxis is questionable, due hemorrhagic risk in these patients,...
 Florence Parent, Mariana Preda, Andrei Seferian. May 2022, page 30

Venous thromboembolic disease and cancer: 10 key messages

 Karine Lacombe. May 2022, page 36

A revealing oral tuberculosis

 Laurian Le Gal, Benoît de Chargère, Alice Guyon, Pauline Quilhot, Scarlette AgboGodeau, Juliette Rochefort. May 2022, page 39

Dummy dermatitis mimicking bullous dermatosis

 Hanane Daflaoui, Sara Bensalem, Khadija Kaddar, Nada Zizi, Siham Dikhaye. May 2022, page 41

Hallopeau-type vegetative pemphigus

 Hanan Ragragui Ouasmin, Hasnae Saddouk, Siham Dikhaye, Nada Zizi. May 2022, page 46

Falls prévention in older persons

Falls in persons aged 65 or older are a major public health problem. Some simple questions (have you experienced any fall in the previous year? Do you have a fear of falling when walking?) And a...
 Hubert Blain, Timothée Bichet, Jean-Baptiste Robiaud, Pierre-Louis Bernard. May 2022, page 50

The Argan case or the imaginary disease according to Molièreу

 Patrick Dandrey. May 2022, page 88

Risk of myocardial infarction after ischemic stroke

 Marion Boulanger. November 2021, page 15

Aortic dissection at the acute phase

Acute aortic dissection is the most common and dramatic of aortic emergencies. The many complications that it generates, such as rupture or malperfusion, make it a complex pathology to be managed...
 Jean-Marc Alsac. November 2021, page 19

Aortic dissection after the acute phase

After the acute phase, it is imperative that patients who have presented with aortic dissection can be followed clinically and morphologically. The antihypertensive medical treatment must be...
 Jean-Marc Alsac. November 2021, page 24

Management of abdominal aortic aneurysms

The abdominal aortic aneurysm is a permanent dilation of the aorta with a diameter of more than 30 mm. It can be strictly infra-renal or be located opposite the origin of the digestive and renal...
 Salma El Batti, Iannis Ben Abdallah. November 2021, page 34

Pectoralis major rupture

 Camille Choufani, Lore Lebon, Hugues Lefort, Olivier Barbier. November 2021, page 43

Primary biliary cholangitis

Primary biliary cholangitis (formally primary biliary cirrhosis, PBC) is the most common chronic cholestatic liver disease in humans. It is a presumed autoimmune liver disease, characterized by...
 Pierre-Antoine Soret, Olivier Chazouillères, Christophe Corpechot. November 2021, page 45

Epidemiology of poisoning in children

 Nicolas Franchitto. November 2021, page 53

Main acute poisonings: general principles of care, illicit and psychotropic substances, cardiotropic and carbon monoxide

 Nicolas Franchitto. November 2021, page 54

Exanthema and erythroderma in adults

 Estelle Charvet, Martine Bagot. November 2021, page 65

Rash and erythroderma: identify and treat the cause

 Estelle Charvet, Martine Bagot. November 2021, page 74

Complementary feedings in infants

Guidelines about complementary feeding changed a lot during these last twenty years. Complementary feeding should begin between 4 to 6 months for all foods. Early introduction of the most...
 Anaïs Lemoine. January 2022, page 20

Adequate dietary intake for infant development

The main nutrients required for an adequate infant development, particularly neurological, are some lipids (essential fatty acids, arachidonic and docosahexaenoic acids), iron, calcium and vitamin...
 Patrick Tounian. January 2022, page 24

Lipid fear: what are the risks for infants ?

 Patrick Tounian. January 2022, page 30

Being or believing yourself to be allergic: phobic parents ?

 Emmanuelle Lefranc. January 2022, page 37

Infant and young child feeding: key messages

 Julie Lemale. January 2022, page 40

Gayet Wernicke encephalopathy

 Christine Kora, Obed Rockson, Soumia El Arabi, Imane Skiker. January 2022, page 43

Childhood poikilodermatous lupus

 Najla Daadaa, Asmahene Souissi, Olfa Midassi, Mourad Mokni. January 2022, page 44

Ultra-processed food: from research to guidelines

During the past decades, food systems have shifted towards an important increase in the degree of food processing and formulation. Ultra-processed foods are products that have undergone complex...
 Bernard Srour, Eloi Chazelas, Mathilde Touvier. January 2022, page 45

Borreliosis and relapsing fever

Relapsing fevers borreliosis (RFB) are caused by bacteria of the genus Borrelia, within the spirochete’s family, transmitted to Humans by arthropods (lice Pediculus humanus, soft ticks of the genus...
 Alice Raffetin, Solène Patrat-Delon, Céline Cazorla, Pierre Tattevin, Carole Eldin. January 2022, page 51

New therapies in multiple myeloma

Multiple myeloma is the second most common hemopathy in Western countries. The development of the therapeutic arsenal has significantly improved patients’ prognosis. In the early 2000s, autograft,...
 Anaïs Schavgoulidze, Aurore Perrot. September 2022, page 6

Is de-normalizing tobacco and its industry a winning approach ?

The so-called "denormalization" approach has progressively imposed itself in the field of tobacco control. This strategy is no longer limited to the health and individual implications of smoking...
 Ellen de Guiran, Thomas Daniel, Marion Catellin, Loïc Josseran. September 2022, page 13

Medical management of limb lymphedema

Lymphedema results from impaired lymphatic transport then tissue modifications (adipose deposition, thickening skin) leading to an increased limb volume. Lymphedema management is based on complete...
 Stéphane Vignes. September 2022, page 18

Virological aspects, diagnostic tools and variants of SARS-CoV-2

SARS-CoV-2 is an enveloped non-segmented linear single-stranded positive RNA virus. The envelope carries the protein spike (S) which recognizes the ACE2 receptor on the target cell and allows entry...
 Marion Helary, Maud Salmona, Éve-Marie Walle, Linda Feghoul, Nadia Mahjoub, Nathalie Schnepf, Sarah Maylin, Marie-Laure Chaix, Jérôme Le Goff, Constance Delaugerre. September 2022, page 30

Pathogenesis of SARS-CoV-2 infection

COVID-19 follows a rather stereotyped and reproducible course. While the first events are mediated by direct viral toxicity, resolution of the infection relies on a finely tuned immune response. In...
 Quentin Richier, Léo Plaçais. September 2022, page 37

Medical management of Covid-19, excluding intensive care

Management of Covid-19 is primarily guided by the severity of the respiratory involvement. Covid-19 is mostly asymptomatic or pauci-symptomatic allowing the ambulatory setting associated with...
 Clément Javaux, Florence Ader. September 2022, page 41

Management of critical Covid-19 in the intensive care unit

The management of patients with severe to critical forms of Covid-19 in the intensive care unit includes oxygen therapy to treat the deep hypoxaemia induced by the disease, either delivered...
 Yoann Elmaleh, Marc Garnier. September 2022, page 48

Anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccination, the Grail ?

The Covid-19 pandemic, which caused an unprecedented health crisis, was partially controlled by the rapid development of effective vaccines against SARS-CoV-2. To date, 5 vaccines are approved in...
 Liem Binh Luong Nguyen, Marie Lachâtre, Odile Launay. September 2022, page 55

Covid-19: a lost epidemiological bet ?

For the last two years, the world has been sailing from one epidemic wave to another. From lockdowns to curfews, strategies have changed over time, whether on travel restrictions, mask...
 Pascal Crépey, Clément Massonnaud. September 2022, page 61

Incontinentia pigmenti: a disease that takes shape on the skin

Soraya Aouali, Sara Bensalem, Nada Zizi, Siham Dikhaye. September 2022, page 67

Contact dermatitis due to tattoo ink

Sara Bouabdella, Nada Zizi, Siham Dikhaye. September 2022, page 68

Neck pain revealing spontaneous pneumomediastinum

 Lorraine Mabon, Yannick Auffret. September 2022, page 69

Splenic tuberculosis

 Mehdi El Aissate, Yassine Ennaboulsi, Salah Eddine El Khade, Ali Zinebi, Mohammed Karim Moudden. September 2022, page 70

Epiploic Fringe Torsion

 Henri Gachies, Rémi Estellé, Vincent Pérot, Pierre Mesthé. September 2022, page 74

Palpebral tuberculosis

Sara Bouabdella, Hasnau Saddouk, Nada Zizi, Siham Dikhaye. September 2022, page 75

Adrenal incidentalomas, most often benign

Adrenal incidentalomas are benign in their great majority, do not evolve towards malignity and do not secrete excess hormones. A dedicated CT scan without injection of contrast medium is the...
 Antoine Tabarin. September 2022, page 81

Sleep in times of pandemic: lessons for the management of insomnia

Sleep is both a determinant of health and a valuable indicator of psychological impact in both personal and global crisis situations. Results from the COCONEL (Coronavirus, Containment Longitudinal...
 Damien Léger, Jonathan Taieb, Victor Pitron, Lucie Griffon, François Beck. September 2022, page 87

Light pollution

Artificial light can be a polluting agent deleterious for the retina, in relation to the toxicity of the blue band (380-500 nm) of the visible spectrum (380-700nm) specifically used in...
 Jean-Louis Dufier, Yvan Touitou. March 2022, page 10

Epidemiology, risk factors and current screening in rectal cancer

Incidence and survival data from the Francim Cancer Registry Network allowed an estimate of the national incidence of rectal cancer and its prognosis up to 20 years after diagnosis. In 2018, 13 744...
 Anne-Marie Bouvier, Sylvain Manfredi. March 2022, page 18

Contribution of neoadjuvant chemotherapy in rectal cancer

In patients with locally advanced rectal cancer, preoperative radiotherapy and complete mesorectal excision have reduced the risk of locoregional recurrence. However, these treatments have not...
 Jean-Baptiste Bachet. March 2022, page 31

Rectal cancer: Is the era for de-escalation arrived ?

The reference treatment of rectal cancer relies on carcinologic resection including total mesorectal excision. In patients with locally advanced rectal cancer (cT3T4 and/or cN+), preoperative...
 Antoine Brouquet. March 2022, page 39