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1. Une obstruction acquise à la vidange gastrique en pédiatrie : mise au point et traitement

Author

SIBILLE, François-Xavier, Bury, F, Colinet, S, Khuc, T, Houyoux, M, UCL - SSS/IREC/MONT - Pôle Mont Godinne, UCL - (MGD) Service de médecine gériatrique, and UCL - (MGD) Service de pédiatrie

Subjects
OVG, sténose du pylore, SNHP, traitement endoscopique, Obstruction à la vidange gastrique, ulcères gastriques
Abstract

La sténose non hypertrophique du pylore (SNHP) est une situation relativement rare chez l’enfant et peu de données lui sont donc consacrées dans la littérature. Ainsi, son incidence est estimée à 1 cas pour 100 000 alors que celle de la sténose hypertrophique est estimée de 1,25 à 4 cas pour 1 000. Par ailleurs, la maladie ulcéreuse est peu fréquente chez l’enfant (son incidence avoisine également les 1 pour 100 000), mais sa morbidité et sa mortalité restent importantes. Lorsqu’elle est de localisation antro-pylorique, la maladie ulcéreuse reste une des principales causes de SNHP. La sténose pylorique reste, malgré l’arrivée des médications anti acides, une indication fréquente de chirurgie. Les autres complications possibles des ulcères gastriques sont la perforation et l’hémorragie. Ce cas soulève également la problématique de l’administration d’anti-inflammatoires dans un contexte pyrétique. Cette pratique reste courante, sinon dans le chef des professionnels de santé, tout au moins chez les parents confronté à une pyrexie chez leur enfant. Faut-il la proscrire ? Un article a récemment décrit un cas de sténose du pylore chez un enfant de 2 ans ayant ingéré une dose unique et pharmacologique d’ibuprofène.

Published
2012

4. [Retrocaval ureter in a 10-year-old boy].

Author

Kakanou A, Nchimi A, Ghuysen MS, Khamis J, and Khuc T

Subjects
Age Factors, Child, Follow-Up Studies, Humans, Hydronephrosis diagnostic imaging, Hydronephrosis etiology, Male, Time Factors, Ureteral Obstruction diagnostic imaging, Ureteral Obstruction surgery, Urography, Ureteral Obstruction etiology, Vena Cava, Inferior abnormalities
Abstract

Retrocaval ureter is an uncommon abnormality of the inferior vena cava, which is rarely detected in the child due to its non-specific symptomatology. Despite a varying state of severity, chronic ureteral obstruction generally leads to the deterioration of renal function during adulthood. Treatment depends on the symptomatology in question, and surgical management should be as conservative as possible.

Published
2001
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5. [Replantation of limbs and limb extremities].

Author

Carlier A, Lejeune G, Khuc T, Pire M, Collin B, Depierreux L, Partoune E, Lejeune A, Clermont D, and Minguet R

Subjects
Finger Injuries surgery, First Aid, Humans, Microsurgery methods, Preservation, Biological, Amputation, Traumatic surgery, Hand Injuries surgery, Replantation methods
Published
1990

6. [Microsurgical repair of 110 digital nerves (author's transl)].

Author

Khuc T, Leclercq D, Carlier A, Depierreux L, and Lejeune G

Subjects
Amputation, Traumatic surgery, Humans, Peripheral Nerve Injuries, Peripheral Nerves transplantation, Suture Techniques, Finger Injuries surgery, Fingers innervation, Microsurgery methods, Peripheral Nerves surgery
Published
1982

7. Intrinsic fasciotomy. When and why?

Author

Khuc T, Carlier A, Collin B, Coenen L, Depierreux L, Leclercq D, and Lejeune G

Subjects
Amputation, Traumatic surgery, Humans, Replantation, Arm Injuries complications, Contracture etiology, Fasciotomy, Hand, Hand Deformities, Acquired prevention & control
Abstract

Major trauma to the upper extremity may lead to ischemic contracture of various muscle groups, sometimes including the intrinsic muscles of the hand. The clinical consequence of such necrotic fibrosis of the intrinsics is clawing of the digits with marked stiffness. After a short anatomical review of the fascias of the intrinsics, indications and operative techniques are discussed, in parallel with clinical cases. Intrinsic fasciotomy thus appears to be a major step in the prevention of digital clawing, when associated with early physiotherapy.

Published
1986
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8. [Current emergency treatment of lesions of the flexor tendons: anatomical, biomechanical and cicatricial aspects].

Author

Carlier A, Khuc T, Pire M, Partoune E, and Lejeune G

Subjects
Biomechanical Phenomena, Hand Injuries physiopathology, Humans, Tendon Injuries physiopathology, Tendons anatomy & histology, Tendons physiology, Wound Healing, Hand Injuries surgery, Tendon Injuries surgery
Abstract

Emergency treatment of flexor tendon lesion in 1988: anatomic biomechanical and healing characteristics. Flexor tendon surgery in 1988 must take into account detailed anatomic knowledge as well as healing and biomechanical properties of flexor tendons. Application of standardised surgical technics allows reliable treatment when the surgeon is familiar with these technics and the basic knowledge they suppose. The authors detail the technics and certain details with practical goals.

Published
1989

9. [Frequent injuries of the hand in athletes].

Author

Carlier A, Leclercq D, Khuc T, Depierreux L, and Lejeune G

Subjects
Adult, Athletic Injuries therapy, Fractures, Bone diagnosis, Fractures, Bone therapy, Hand Injuries therapy, Humans, Sprains and Strains diagnosis, Sprains and Strains therapy, Athletic Injuries diagnosis, Hand Injuries diagnosis
Published
1984

10. [Recent concepts on the treatment of lesions of the bronchial plexus].

Author

Lejeune G, Carlier A, LeclercQ D, and Khuc T

Subjects
Arm innervation, Humans, Nerve Fibers surgery, Peripheral Nerves transplantation, Peripheral Nervous System Diseases etiology, Peripheral Nervous System Diseases physiopathology, Peripheral Nervous System Diseases surgery, Transplantation, Autologous, Brachial Plexus injuries, Brachial Plexus surgery
Published
1980

12. [Emergency microsurgery in peripheral nerve dissection].

Author

Leclercq D, Carlier A, Khuc T, Depierreux L, and Lejeune G

Subjects
Humans, Nerve Degeneration, Nerve Regeneration, Peripheral Nerves surgery, Suture Techniques, Emergencies, Microsurgery, Peripheral Nerve Injuries
Published
1983

13. [The replantation of 71 totally amputated digits (author's transl)].

Author

Lejeune G, Castermans A, Carlier A, Fissette J, Leclercq D, Khuc T, Boucq D, and Lahaye T

Subjects
Humans, Preservation, Biological, Replantation rehabilitation, Thumb injuries, Amputation, Traumatic surgery, Finger Injuries surgery, Replantation methods
Published
1982

15. [Current treatment of fresh lesions of the flexor tendons].

Author

Khuc T, Carlier A, Pire M, Partoune E, and Lejeune G

Subjects
Hand Injuries rehabilitation, Humans, Suture Techniques, Tendon Injuries classification, Tendon Injuries rehabilitation, Hand Injuries surgery, Tendon Injuries surgery, Tendons surgery
Abstract

Different aspects of primary treatment of flexor tendon lesions are reviewed. Of outstanding importance are: adequate setting and instruments plus meticulous repair with fine material, avoidance of traumatic manipulation of structures and anatomical repair, use of dynamic mobilisation of reconstructed tendons within a team of well informed and motivated therapists.

Published
1989

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