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S, Boukind, H, Droussi, O K, Elatiqi, M, Dlimi, O, Dhaidah, M, Ejjiyar, M, Quaboul, A, Dehhaze, S, Fkhar, D, Elamrani, Y, Benchamkha, and S, Ettalbi

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Nous avons mené une étude rétrospective s’étendant de septembre 2004 à septembre 2012 sur les données de à propos de 84 patients présentant des séquelles de brûlure majeures de la main. Ces patients étaient traités chirurgicalement par une greffe de peau totale. Le but de cette étude est, donc, d’insister sur la simplicité de cette technique et surtout son efficacité et sa fiabilité. L’âge moyen de la survenue de la brûlure était de 4 ans. L’âge moyen de nos patients était de 18,3 ans (2-62 ans), avec prédominance masculine dans 60% des cas. L’agent causal le plus fréquent était un agent thermique - le plus souvent un liquide chaud (56%). Le délai moyen entre la fin de la cicatrisation et la prise en charge des séquelles était de 36 mois (2 mois - 16 ans). Dans 69 cas (82.5%), les lésions étaient localisées au niveau de la face palmaire de la main. Les séquelles ont été dominées par les rétractions digitales (65%) dont le déficit fonctionnel est évident. Une greffe de peau totale a été réalisée chez tous nos patients après libération des brides et excision des placards cicatriciels. Les rétractions commissurales ont été traitées par des plasties en Z. Dans 95% des cas, le prélèvement de peau totale était réalisé au niveau du pli inguinal. Le recul moyen était de 5,5 ans (1-8 ans). 11 patients ont été perdus de vu. Les résultats après cicatrisation complète et rééducation ont été jugés satisfaisants (bons) dans 62 cas (85%), et assez bons dans 11 cas (15%). Un traitement initial bien conduit et effectué dans les meilleures conditions permet non seulement de réduire le nombre de séquelles des brûlures mais encore de les rendre moins sévères.

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2014

2. [Surgical treatment of scrotal lymphedema].

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Dehhaze A, Benchamkha Y, Dhaidah O, Ejjiyar M, Quaboul M, Bhihi A, Sahibi M, Elamrani MD, and Ettalbi S

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Elephantiasis pathology, Elephantiasis surgery, Genital Diseases, Male diagnostic imaging, Genital Diseases, Male pathology, Genital Diseases, Male surgery, Humans, Lymphedema pathology, Lymphedema surgery, Magnetic Resonance Imaging methods, Male, Morocco, Scrotum diagnostic imaging, Scrotum pathology, Elephantiasis diagnostic imaging, Lymphedema diagnostic imaging, Scrotum surgery
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Scrotal elephantiasis is defined as an increase in the scrotal volume which can reach a very large size. This study involved O.H, a married man aged 70 years, father of 4 children, farmer, native of and resident in Agadir (south of Morocco). Symptoms started 7 years before when scrotal edema and then an edema in both feet and legs gradually increasing in volume occurred. Physical examination showed scrotal elephantiasis with a circumference measured 80 cm and elephantiasis in both legs and feet. Locoregional assessment was based on pelvic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The patient was scheduled for monoblock scrotal resection under spinal anesthesia with removal of all of the tissue affected by the lymphedema around the testicle which were covered using the remaining skin and of the penis which was skin grafted using thin skin. The treatment aimed to ensure penis function and to manage the disfiguration. Conservative treatment based on lymphovenous bypass surgery or on the dilation of lymph vessels is no longer performed. Treatment is based on surgery. Surgery is avoided when there are absolute contraindications., Competing Interests: Les auteurs ne déclarent aucun conflit d'intérêts.

Published
2019
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3. The bacteriological profile of the burned patients in the center of burns in CHU Mohamed VI Marrakech (about 123 cases).

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Benchamkha Y, Dhaidah O, Dahazze A, Meriem Q, Elamrani MD, and Ettalbi S

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The bacterial nosocomial infection is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality for burned patient; we conducted a retrospective study of 123 patients hospitalized in the burns center CHUMED VI of Marrakechover a period of 3 years, from January 1 st , 2013 to December 31 st , 2016. The criteria for nosocomial infection were those of the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta in 1988. Incidence rates were calculated. The bacterial ecology of the department was described as also antibiotype. The predominancy of the population was male. The cumulative incidence was 103 infections per 1000 days of treatment. Regarding the characteristics of bacterial infections, infected sites were skin (69%), blood (18%), urinary tract (12%) and lungs (1%). The main organisms were: Staphylococcus sp. (37.7%), Pseudomonas aeruginosa (19.8%), Enterococcus faecalis and Proteus mirabilis (18.5%). Staphylococci were resistant méticillo-in 22% of cases. Pseudomonas and Acinetobacter were multi-resistant (66%). The establishment of the bacterial ecology of the service, helped us set the right rules of prescription of antibiotics, which was based on the infected site, the type of organism, its sensitivity, the molecule used and the pharmacokinetics particular patient burned. The two main organisms being Staphylococcus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, antibiotics used in the Service will then beta-lactams, glycopeptides, fluoroquinolones and aminoglycosides. Finally, to control the epidemic risk posed by the emergence of resistant organisms is necessary to combine the practice of good antibiotic therapy and prevention., Competing Interests: None.

Published
2017

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Boukind S, Droussi H, Elatiqi OK, Dlimi M, Dhaidah O, Ejjiyar M, Quaboul M, Dehhaze A, Fkhar S, Elamrani D, Benchamkha Y, and Ettalbi S

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We conducted a retrospective study of data from September 2004 to September 2012, involving roughly 84 patients with burn sequelae of the hand who were treated surgically with full thickness skin grafts. The purpose of our study was to show the simplicity, effectiveness and reliability of this surgical technique. The average age at which the burn occurred was 4 years old. The average age of our patients was 18,3 years old (range=2-62 years old); males were affected in 60% of cases. The most frequent cause of injury were thermal burns, most often caused by hot liquids (56%). The mean delay between the burn having healed and the management of the sequelae to the hand was 36 months (2 months-16 years). The lesions were localized in the palm of the hand in 69 cases (82,5%). The sequelae were dominated by finger contractures (65%). A functional deficit was noted in the physical examination of all our patients. Full thickness skin grafts were applied in all our patients following release of the contractures and excision of the scar tissue. Commissural contractures were treated with Z-plasties. In 95% of the cases, the full thickness skin grafts were taken from the inguinal crease. The mean follow-up was 5,5 years (1-8 years). Eleven patients went missing from the study. The results after healing and rehabilitation were deemed to be satisfactory (good) in 62 cases (85%) and fairly satisfactory (quite good) in 11 cases (15%). Well-conducted initial treatment, carried out under the best conditions, can not only reduce the number of burn sequelae but also make them less severe.

Published
2014

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