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20. Retroperitoneal sarcomas: therapeutic and prognosis aspect, report of 6 cases

Author

Ameur, A., Lezrek, M., Mansari, O. E., Touiti, D., and Beddouch, A.

Subjects
*SARCOMA, *TUMORS, *PERITONEUM diseases, *THERAPEUTICS, *PROGNOSIS
Abstract

Retroperitoneal sarcoma is a rare solid tumor that accounts for less than 15% of soft tissue sarcoma. The authors conducted a retrospective study about 6 cases to evaluate the natural history of the tumors and the causes of treatment failure in an attempt to develop a rational approach to the management of the neoplasm. The histological grade and complete resection are the most important prognosis factors. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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2003
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21. Modified Denis’s technique for hemostasis in 20 suprapubic prostatectomy

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Lezrek, M., Ameur, A., Jira, H., and Beddouch, A.

Subjects
*HEMOSTASIS, *PROSTATECTOMY, *BLADDER, *OPERATIVE surgery, *URINARY organs
Abstract

The authors present modified Denis’s technique for hemostasis in 20 suprapubic prostatectomy. The technique is based on the separation between the blader and the prostatic fossa with a temporary purse-string suture around the bladder neck. The vacuum of the prostatic fossa leads to the retraction and hemostatis. This technique is very effective on intra and post operative hemorrhage, so economy of irrigating fluid; then easier post operative care. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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2003
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22. Right ovarian vein syndrome about one case and a review of the literature

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Ameur, A., Lezrek, M., Boumdin, H., Jira, H., Beddouch, A., and Abbar, M.

Subjects
*OVARIAN diseases, *OVARIAN surgery, *URINARY organ radiography, *EMBOLISMS
Abstract

Ovarian vein syndrome correponds to ureteral compression by a dilated ovarian vein. The pathogeny of this syndrome is discussed. It seems to be multifactorial, comprising an anatomial and hormonal factors. Ovarian vein syndrome is classically described on the right side. Patients present with lumbar pain or renal colic. Diagnosis is mainly urographic. The surgery constitutes radical treatment of thie entity. However, this disorder can be succes fully treated laparoscopically. Transcatheter embolisation provides excellent result which may replace or complement the traditional surgical approaches of this disease. On the basis of one case and other recent series, the authors review its different aspects, including some considerations on this rarely rerognized and poorly understood disease. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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2002
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38. Remission of erythrocytosis and hypertension after treatment of a giant renal cyst

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Lezrek, M., Fassi-Fehri, H., Badet, L., Marechal, J.M., and Martin, X.

Subjects
*POLYCYTHEMIA, *CYSTIC kidney disease, *POSTOPERATIVE period, *RENAL hypertension, *COMORBIDITY, *DISEASE remission
Abstract

Giant renal cysts measuring more than 15 cm in greatest diameter are uncommon and the association with erythrocytosis and hypertension is very rare. We present a case of a 22-year-old man with an incidental giant left renal cyst associated with hypertension and polycythemia that was treated by drainage and laparoscopic excision, followed by resolution of both hypertension and erythrocytosis. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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2002
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39. Spontaneous subcapsular haematoma of the kidney. Report of 6 cases

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Boumdin, H., Ameur, A., Lezrek, M., Atioui, D., Beddouch, A., and Idrissi Oudghiri, A.

Subjects
*KIDNEY diseases, *ULTRASONIC imaging, *ANGIOGRAPHY, *LITHOTRIPSY
Abstract

Spontaneous subcapsular haematoma (SCH) of the kidney is a rare condition, secondary to kidney tumors in more than 50% of cases. Diagnosis is suggested by sonography and confirmed by CT-scan. Renal angiography, performed in haemodynamically stable patients, shows the origin of bleeding and allows embolization. The authors report 6 cases of  SCH of the kidney, one of which occured after extra-corporeal shock-wave lithotripsy. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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2002
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