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104. Chest wall tuberculosis: a surgical experience

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SAIDANI, W, primary, Bouacida, I, additional, Abdelkebir, A, additional, Zribi, H, additional, Abdennadher, M, additional, Jaber, C, additional, Moussa, I, additional, Zairi, S, additional, Marghli, A, additional, and abdelkbir, A, additional

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2022
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107. Intrathoracic hemangioma : Report of 8 cases

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Abdennadher, M, primary, Boubaker, N, additional, Zribi, H, additional, Zairi, S, additional, Abdelkabir, A, additional, Bouacida, I, additional, Mlika, M, additional, Ouerghi, S, additional, Marghli, A, additional, and abdelkbir, A, additional

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2022
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117. Prediction Value of the Canadian CT Head Rule and the New Orleans Criteria for Positive Head CT Scan and Acute Neurosurgical Procedures in Minor Head Trauma: A Multicenter External Validation Study

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Bouida, Wahid, Marghli, Soudani, Souissi, Sami, Ksibi, Hichem, Methammem, Mehdi, Haguiga, Habib, Khedher, Sonia, Boubaker, Hamdi, Beltaief, Kaouthar, Grissa, Mohamed Habib, Trimech, Mohamed Naceur, Kerkeni, Wiem, Chebili, Nawfel, Halila, Imen, Rejeb, Imen, Boukef, Riadh, Rekik, Noureddine, Bouhaja, Bechir, Letaief, Mondher, and Nouira, Semir

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2013
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120. Prise en charge diagnostique et thérapeutique des tumeurs carcinoïdes broncho-pulmonaires opérables

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N. Mehiri, Agnes Hamzaoui, R. Charfi, Soraya Fenniche, L. Gharbi, B. Louzir, L. Megdiche, Fatma Tritar, J. Daghfous, Hamouda Boussen, H. Aouina, I. Badri, Adel Marghli, H. Ghrairi, S. Belhadj, N. Ben Salah, S. Merai, H. Blibech, Houda Snene, Nawel Chaouch, and Faouzi El Mezni

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Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, Gynecology, medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, medicine, Carcinoid tumour, business
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Resume Introduction Les tumeurs carcinoides (TC) bronchiques, scindees en carcinoide typique (CT) et carcinoide atypique (CA), sont des tumeurs rares dont la prise en charge therapeutique reste non codifiee. Methodes Etude retrospective colligeant les cas de TC bronchiques operees dans le service de chirurgie thoracique de l’hopital Abderrahmane-Mami de l’Ariana et recrutees dans les services de pneumologie du Nord de la Tunisie, durant 12 ans. Resultats Quatre-vingt-dix patients ont ete colliges (74 CT et 16 CA). L’âge moyen etait de 45 ans et le sex-ratio H/F = 0,5. La radiographie du thorax etait normale dans 11 cas, ainsi que la fibroscopie bronchique dans sept cas. La tumeur etait classee : stade IA (10 cas), IIA (28 cas), IIB (31 cas), IIIA (15 cas), IIIB (6 cas). La chirurgie a permis une exerese carcinologique reglee chez 78 patients, une exerese elargie chez six patients et une resection conservatrice chez six patients. Une chimiotherapie adjuvante a ete indiquee chez 10 patients. La survie etait de 84 % a cinq ans et de 42 % a 10 ans. Conclusion Le pronostic des TC depend etroitement de leur sous-type histologique. Il est excellent pour les CT apres resection complete, contrairement aux CA, qui sont assimilables aux carcinomes bronchiques bien differencies.

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2021
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121. Hemostasis Surgery of Spontaneous Hemothorax Complicating Neurofibromatosis Type 1

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Abdennadher Mahdi, Ben Saad Soumaya, Zribi Hazem, Zairi Sarra, Bouassida Imen, and Marghli Adel

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Thorax, medicine.medical_specialty, Pleural effusion, business.industry, medicine.medical_treatment, General Engineering, medicine.disease, Hemothorax, Surgery, Chest tube, Hemostasis, medicine, Embolization, Thoracotomy, Neurofibromatosis, business
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Vascular lesions in Von Recklinghausen’s disease also known as Neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1), are rare but have a fatal and potentially life threatening complications such as spontaneous hemothorax. An emergent thoracotomy is indicated when there is an active bleeding associated unstable hemodynamic status. Despites surgery is laborious and unpredictable but it have a merit to stop hemorrhage. A conservative management with endovascular embolization or non-operative approach have also been reported in case of hemodynamic stability. We report two case report of spontaneous hemothorax in patient with Recklinghausen disease. A chest tube was immediately inserted for two patients. Due to continuous bleeding and hemodynamic instability (Patient 1), and the increase of pleural effusion volume (Patients 1 & 2), emergent surgery of thorax was done with favourable post-operative follow up.

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2021
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122. Schwannome bénin primitif de la plèvre : à propos de deux cas opérés

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S. Zairi, S. Ouerghi, M. Abdennadher, Adel Marghli, M. Hadj Dahmane, Mona Mlika, Hazem Zribi, Imen Bouassida, and Imen Sahnoun

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Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, Gynecology, 03 medical and health sciences, medicine.medical_specialty, 0302 clinical medicine, 030228 respiratory system, business.industry, medicine, 030212 general & internal medicine, business
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Resume La localisation thoracique preferentielle du schwannome est mediastinale posterieure. Sa localisation pleurale est tres rare. A notre connaissance, moins de 20 cas ont ete denombre dans la litterature. Nous rapportons deux cas operes de schwannome pleural benin primitif. Le premier est survenu chez une femme âgee de 52 ans qui se presentait pour une douleur thoracique droite et une toux chronique ; l’aspect radiologique etait en faveur d’un kyste hydatique probable du lobe inferieur droit. La seconde observation concerne un homme âge de 37 ans, sans antecedents, asymptomatique, qui presentait une masse mediastinale posterieure gauche de decouverte fortuite a l’imagerie. Via une thoracotomie postero-laterale, l’exploration peroperatoire a note respectivement deux masses pleurales endothoraciques a base d’implantation la plevre parietale, le geste chirurgical pour chacun des cas etait une resection-exerese chirurgicale complete de la tumeur. L’etude anatomopathologique definitive a conclu a deux schwannomes benins primitifs de la plevre.

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2021
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132. VATS OR STERNOTOMY IN MEDIASTINAL TUMORS?

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REBEI, M., primary, ABDENNADHER, M., additional, ABDELKEBIR, A., additional, BOUACIDA, I., additional, ZRIBI, H., additional, ZAIRI, S., additional, OUERGHI, S., additional, and MARGHLI, A., additional

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2022
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133. Additional file 1 of Nebulized budesonide combined with systemic corticosteroid vs systemic corticosteroid alone in acute severe asthma managed in the emergency department: a randomized controlled trial

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Marghli, Soudani, Bouhamed, Chafiaa, Sghaier, Amira, Chebbi, Nabil, Dlala, Insaf, Bettout, Samia, Belkacem, Achref, Kbaier, Sarra, Jerbi, Nahla, and Bellou, Abdelouahab

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Additional file 1: Additional Figure 1. Evolution of the respiratory rate. *p < 0.05 vs baseline in both groups. RR: respiratory rate. Additional Figure 2. Evolution of the dyspnea scale. *p < 0.05vs previous evaluation in both groups. Additional Figure 3. Evolution of the heart rate. * p < 0.05 vs baseline in the control. Additional Table 1. Baseline clinical characteristics in the most severe patients. Additional Table 2 Outcomes and side effects in the most severe patients.

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2022
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146. Pulmonary Localization Revealing Wegener's Granulomatosis

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Mona Mlika, Aida Ayadi-Kaddour, Adel Marghli, Tarek Kilani, and Faouzi El Mezni

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Technology, Medicine, Science
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Wegener's granulomatosis (WG) is the most frequent antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody (ANCA)–associated vasculitis. It affects mainly the upper airways, lungs, and kidneys. Two forms are identified: systemic and limited. We describe three cases of limited WG diagnosed during a 7-year period. Our aim is to report three localized forms of WG and to put emphasis on the necessity of differentiating localized from systemic forms because of their different prognoses and manner of management. Our study contained two men and one woman with a mean age of 43 years. All our patients were symptomatic and presented with nonspecific respiratory signs. The cANCA were positive in all patients. The imaging findings consisted of cavitary masses. The diagnosis was based on surgical lung biopsy in all cases. All patients were put on cyclophosphamide and prednisolone. Only one patient presented with renal complications after a 2-year follow-up period. The two other patients did not present complications after, respectively, 1 month and 1 year of follow-up. These case reports put emphasis on a rare form of WG, the limited form. The low number of patients, due to the rarity of this disease, does not allow us to delineate the characteristics and the differences between this form and the systemic form, but we highlight the necessity of future investigations in order to explore the pathogenesis, therapeutic, and prognosis differences between these two subsets.

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2010
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