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2. Complications tardives après traumatisme fermé du rein : résultats de l’étude observationnelle nationale multicentrique TraumAFUF

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Betari, R., Bergerat, S., Brichart, N., Caes, T., Chebbi, A., Dariane, C., Fiard, G., Freton, L., Gryn, A., Guleryuz, K., Langouet, Q., Lebacle, C., Madec, F.X., Matillon, X., Millet, C., Nouhaud, F., Olivier, J., Panayatopoulos, P., Patard, P., Pradère, B., Rizk, J., Ruggiero, M., Sabourin, L., Szabla, N., Brenot, G., Dominique, I., Peyronnet, B., Savoie, P.H., and Chiron, P.

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2022
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3. Traumatismes du rein

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Freton, L., Pradere, B., Fiard, G., Chebbi, A., Caes, T., Hutin, M., Olivier, J., Ruggiero, M., Dominique, I., Millet, C., Bergerat, S., Panayatopoulos, P., Betari, R., Patard, P.-M., Szabla, N., Brichart, N., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., Dariane, C., Lebacle, C., Rizk, J., Gryn, A., Madec, F.-X., Rod, X., Nouhaud, F.-X., Matillon, X., and Peyronnet, B.

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2019
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5. On the first infinitesimal neighborhood of a linear configuration of points in $\mathbb P^2$

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Geramita, A. V., Migliore, J., and Sabourin, L.

Subjects
Mathematics - Commutative Algebra, Mathematics - Algebraic Geometry, 13D40, 13D02, 13H15, 14M07
Abstract

We consider the following open questions. Fix a Hilbert function, $h$, that occurs for a reduced zero-dimensional subscheme of $\mathbb P^2$. Among all subschemes, $X$, with Hilbert function $h$, what are the possible Hilbert functions and graded Betti numbers for the first infinitesimal neighborhood, $Z$, of $X$ (i.e. the double point scheme supported on $X$)? Is there a minimum ($h^{\min}$) and maximum ($h^{\max}$) such function? The numerical information encoded in $h$ translates to a {\it type vector}, which allows us to find unions of points on lines, called {\it linear configurations}, with Hilbert function $h$. We give necessary and sufficient conditions for the Hilbert function and graded Betti numbers of the first infinitesimal neighborhoods of {\it all} such linear configurations to be the same. Even for those $h$ for which the Hilbert functions or graded Betti numbers of the resulting double point schemes are not uniquely determined, we give one (depending only on $h$) that does occur. We prove the existence of $h^{\max}$, in general, and discuss $h^{\min}$. Our methods include liaison techniques., Comment: 46 pages

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2004

8. Individual Comparison of Cholesterol Metabolism in Normal and Tumour Areas in Radical Prostatectomy Specimens from Patients with Prostate Cancer: Results of the CHOMECAP Study

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Celhay, O, Bousset, L, Guy, L, Kemeny, J, Leoni, V, Caccia, C, Trousson, A, Damon-Soubeyrant, C, De Haze, A, Sabourin, L, Godfraind, C, de Joussineau, C, Pereira, B, Morel, L, Lobaccaro, J, Baron, S, Celhay O., Bousset L., Guy L., Kemeny J. -L., Leoni V., Caccia C., Trousson A., Damon-Soubeyrant C., De Haze A., Sabourin L., Godfraind C., de Joussineau C., Pereira B., Morel L., Lobaccaro J. M., Baron S., Celhay, O, Bousset, L, Guy, L, Kemeny, J, Leoni, V, Caccia, C, Trousson, A, Damon-Soubeyrant, C, De Haze, A, Sabourin, L, Godfraind, C, de Joussineau, C, Pereira, B, Morel, L, Lobaccaro, J, Baron, S, Celhay O., Bousset L., Guy L., Kemeny J. -L., Leoni V., Caccia C., Trousson A., Damon-Soubeyrant C., De Haze A., Sabourin L., Godfraind C., de Joussineau C., Pereira B., Morel L., Lobaccaro J. M., and Baron S.

Abstract

Background: Deregulation of cholesterol metabolism represents a hallmark of prostate cancer (PCa) and promotes its development.Objective: To compare cholesterol metabolism on individual paired normal and tumour prostate tissues obtained from patients with PCa.Design, setting, and participants: Between 2008 and 2012, normal and tumour paired tissue samples were collected from radical prostatectomy specimens from a cohort of 69 patients treated for localised PCa.Outcome measurements and statistical analysis: Tumour and normal tissues were subjected to gene analysis, sterol measurement, and immunohistochemistry. The Wilcoxon paired test and Spearman test were applied for comparison and correlation analyses, respectively. Principal component analysis was also carried out to investigate relationships between quantitative variables.Results and limitations: Overall, cholesterol concentrations were not significantly different between tissue pairs. However, tumour samples were significantly associated with downregulated de novo cholesterol synthesis, but exhibited 54.7% overexpression of SCARB1 that could increase high-density lipoprotein uptake in PCa. Tumour tissues showed different trafficking of available cholesterol, with significantly lower ACAT1, and an altered efflux via APOE. Furthermore, cholesterol metabolism in tumour tissues was characterised by higher accumulation of 7 alpha-hydroxycholesterol (OHC), 7 beta OHC, and 7-ketosterol, and a lower level of 27OHC.Conclusions: Focusing on individually paired prostate tissues, our results highlighted several differences between normal and tumour samples linked to a metabolic shift in cholesterol flux. PCa samples exhibited a specific tissue signature characterised by higher SCARB1 expression, higher accumulation of OHC species, and clear downregulation of de novo cholesterol synthesis.Patient summary: Comparing normal and tumour tissues from the same prostates, our study identified a set of alterations in prostate cance

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2019

13. 131 - Early mobilization is safe after renal trauma: A multicenter study

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Peyronnet, B., Olivier, J., Hutin, M., Ruggiero, M., Dominique, I., Freton, L., Millet, C., Bergerat, S., Panayatopoulos, P., Betari, R., Chebbi, A., Caes, T., Patard, P., Szabla, N., Brichart, N., Bohem, A., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., Prudhomme, T., Dariane, C., Lebacle, C., Rizk, J., Gryn, A., Madec, F-X., Nouhaud, F-X., Rod, X., Fiard, G., and Pradere, B.

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2018
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15. Incidence and predictive factors of pseudo-aneurysms after renal trauma: Results of TRAUMAFUF, a national multicentric study

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Pradere, B., primary, Freton, L., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Szlaba, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Betari, R., additional, Madec, F.X., additional, Patard, P.M., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2019
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16. Risk factors for death after renal trauma: Results of the French multicenter study TRAUMAFUF

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Lebacle, C., primary, Ruggiero, M., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Freton, L., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Patard, P-M., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Boehm, A., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Madec, F-X., additional, Nouhaud, F-X., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Fiard, G., additional, Peyronnet, B., additional, Caes, T., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, and Rod, X., additional

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2019
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17. Facteurs de associés au décès après traumatismes du rein : résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale traumAFUf

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Lebacle, C., primary, Fiard, G., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Madec, F.-X., additional, Rod, X., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Betari, R., additional, Freton, L., additional, Patard, P.-M., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Millet, C., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Caes, T., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Nouhaud, F.-X., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Dariane, C., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2018
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20. Operational modal analysis of a machine-tool structure during machining operations

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Maamar, A., Le, T-P., Gagnol, V., Sabourin, L., Institut Pascal (IP), SIGMA Clermont (SIGMA Clermont)-Université Clermont Auvergne [2017-2020] (UCA [2017-2020])-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Laboratoire de Mécanique et d'Energétique d'Evry (LMEE), Université d'Évry-Val-d'Essonne (UEVE), Association Française de Mécanique, and HAL, Univ Évry

Subjects
harmonics, high speed machining, tool, [PHYS.MECA]Physics [physics]/Mechanics [physics], [PHYS.MECA] Physics [physics]/Mechanics [physics], Operational modal analysis, machine, ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
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Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. Internationale.; International audience; The prediction of modal parameters of a machine-tool structure is important for an accurate knowledge of the dynamic behavior during machining. Usually, the characterization is carried out through an experimental modal analysis with impact and/or shaker tests. However, the excitation, artificially, created by a hammer or a shaker is difficult even impossible to conduct on machine-tool structure or robot structure during machining. These tests are thus performed on machines in rest. Unfortunately, the conditions of a machine in rest are significantly different from its real conditions during machining and accordingly its dynamic properties in service are different from static results of impact or shaker tests. This paper proposes an identification methodology based on operational modal analysis for a machinetool structure during machining operation. The modal identification is done by the transmissibility function based method whose major advantage is the independence of the exciting force's nature and its ability to eliminate harmonic components and reduce their effect on the identified modal model.

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2017

21. Is systematic early drainage relevant to treat urinary tract rupture in non-penetrating renal trauma? Results from a multicenter study

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Chebbi, A., primary, Giwerc, A., additional, Peyronnet, B., additional, Freton, L., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P.M., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F.X., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Pfister, C., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Nouhaud, F.X., additional

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2018
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22. Early mobilization is safe after renal trauma: A multicenter study

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Peyronnet, B., primary, Olivier, J., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Freton, L., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Prudhomme, T., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F-X., additional, Nouhaud, F-X., additional, Rod, X., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Pradere, B., additional

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2018
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23. Predictive factors of emergency nephrectomy after renal trauma: A multicenter study

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Bergerat, S., primary, Fiard, G., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Betari, R., additional, Freton, L., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Millet, C., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F., additional, Nouhaud, F., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2018
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24. Risk factors for failure of conservative management in blunt renal trauma: Results of a French national multicenter study (TRAUMAFUF)

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Caes, T., primary, Rizk, J., additional, Olivier, O., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Betari, R., additional, Freton, L., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Patard, P.M., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Millet, C., additional, Rod, X., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F.X., additional, Nouhaud, F.X., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2018
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25. Early discharge in patients with low grade renal trauma: Results of the TRAUMAFUF multicentre study

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Freton, L., primary, Scailteux, L.M., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P.M., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F.X., additional, Nouhaud, F.X., additional, Rod, X., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2018
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26. Management of renal trauma between adult and pediatric population

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Patard, P.M., primary, Abbo, O., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Freton, L., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Madec, F., additional, Nouhaud, F-X., additional, Rod, X., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2018
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27. Facteurs de risque d’échec du traitement conservateur des traumatismes du rein : une étude multicentrique (TRAUMAFUF)

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Caës, T., primary, Rizk, J., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Betari, R., additional, Freton, L., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Patard, P.M., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Fiard, G., additional, Peyronnet, B., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Nouhaud, F.-X., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Millet, C., additional, Rod, X., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Gryn, A., additional, and Madec, F.-X., additional

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2017
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28. Comparaison des caractéristiques et de la prise en charge des traumatismes rénaux entre la population adulte et pédiatrique

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Patard, P., primary, Abbo, O., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Betari, R., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Freton, L., additional, Rod, X., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Fiard, G., additional, Peyronnet, B., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Millet, C., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Madec, F.-X., additional, and Nouhaud, F.-X., additional

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2017
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30. Long-term complications after renal traumas: Results of a national multicentric study

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Dominique, I., primary, Matillon, X., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Freton, L., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P.M., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F.X., additional, Nouhaud, F.X., additional, Rod, X., additional, Hutin, M., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2017
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31. Y a-t-il un intérêt à drainer précocement les traumatismes fermés du rein en cas d’atteinte de la voie excrétrice ? Résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale Traumafuf

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Giwerc, A., primary, Peyronnet, B., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Freton, L., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Szbala, T., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F., additional, Pradère, B., additional, Pfister, C., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Nouhaud, F.-X., additional

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2016
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32. Traumatismes du rein de bas grade : vers une prise en charge en ambulatoire ? Résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale Traumafuf

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Freton, L., primary, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F., additional, Nouhaud, F., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Bensalah, K., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2016
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33. Rôle de l’imagerie de réévaluation dans la prise en charge des traumatismes du rein : résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale Traumafuf

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Betari, R., primary, Fiard, G., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Freton, L., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Madec, F., additional, Nouhaud, F., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Saint, F., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2016
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34. Facteurs prédictifs de néphrectomie en urgence après traumatisme du rein. Résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale Traumafuf

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Bergerat, S., primary, Fiard, G., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Betari, R., additional, Freton, L., additional, Szbala, N., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Millet, C., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F., additional, Nouhaud, F., additional, Saussine, C., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2016
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35. Faut-il maintenir les patients en décubitus dorsal après un traumatisme du rein ? Résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale Traumafuf

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Peyronnet, B., primary, Bergerat, S., additional, Betari, R., additional, Freton, L., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Panayatopoulos, P., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Bohem, A., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Millet, C., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Madec, F., additional, Nouhaud, F., additional, Pradère, B., additional, Bensalah, K., additional, and Fiard, G., additional

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2016
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36. Complications rénales à long terme des traumatismes rénaux : résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale Traumafuf

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Dominique, I., primary, Ruffion, A., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Freton, L., additional, Betari, R., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Millet, C., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Caes, T., additional, Patard, P., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Madec, F., additional, Nouhaud, F., additional, Pradere, B., additional, Saint, F., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2016
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37. Incidence et facteur prédictifs des pseudo-anévrysmes au cours des traumatismes du rein : résultats de l’étude multicentrique nationale Traumafuf

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Pradere, B., primary, Freton, L., additional, Olivier, J., additional, Langouet, Q., additional, Ruggiero, M., additional, Dominique, I., additional, Millet, C., additional, Bergerat, S., additional, Panayotopoulos, P., additional, Betari, R., additional, Matillon, X., additional, Chebbi, A., additional, Caes, T., additional, Boehm, A., additional, Patard, P., additional, Szabla, N., additional, Brichart, N., additional, Sabourin, L., additional, Guleryuz, K., additional, Lebacle, C., additional, Rizk, J., additional, Gryn, A., additional, Nouhaud, F., additional, Madec, F., additional, Dariane, C., additional, Bensalah, K., additional, Fiard, G., additional, and Peyronnet, B., additional

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2016
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38. 1151 - Risk factors for death after renal trauma: Results of the French multicenter study TRAUMAFUF

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Lebacle, C., Ruggiero, M., Hutin, M., Freton, L., Olivier, J., Dominique, I., Millet, C., Bergerat, S., Panayotopoulos, P., Betari, R., Matillon, X., Chebbi, A., Patard, P-M., Szabla, N., Brichart, N., Boehm, A., Rizk, J., Gryn, A., Dariane, C., Madec, F-X., Nouhaud, F-X., Pradere, B., Fiard, G., Peyronnet, B., Caes, T., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., and Rod, X.

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2019
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40. PT032 - Early discharge in patients with low grade renal trauma: Results of the TRAUMAFUF multicentre study

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Freton, L., Scailteux, L.M., Olivier, J., Langouet, Q., Ruggiero, M., Dominique, I., Millet, C., Bergerat, S., Panayatopoulos, P., Betari, R., Matillon, X., Chebbi, A., Caes, T., Patard, P.M., Szabla, N., Brichart, N., Bohem, A., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., Dariane, C., Lebacle, C., Rizk, J., Gryn, A., Madec, F.X., Nouhaud, F.X., Rod, X., Hutin, M., Pradere, B., Fiard, G., and Peyronnet, B.

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2018
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41. 127 - Is systematic early drainage relevant to treat urinary tract rupture in non-penetrating renal trauma? Results from a multicenter study

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Chebbi, A., Giwerc, A., Peyronnet, B., Freton, L., Olivier, J., Langouet, Q., Ruggiero, M., Dominique, I., Millet, C., Bergerat, S., Panayotopoulos, P., Betari, R., Matillon, X., Caes, T., Patard, P.M., Szabla, N., Brichart, N., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., Dariane, C., Lebacle, C., Rizk, J., Gryn, A., Madec, F.X., Hutin, M., Pradere, B., Pfister, C., Fiard, G., and Nouhaud, F.X.

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2018
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42. 129 - Risk factors for failure of conservative management in blunt renal trauma: Results of a French national multicenter study (TRAUMAFUF)

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Caes, T., Rizk, J., Olivier, O., Panayatopoulos, P., Ruggiero, M., Hutin, M., Bergerat, S., Betari, R., Freton, L., Langouet, Q., Dominique, I., Matillon, X., Chebbi, A., Patard, P.M., Szabla, N., Brichart, N., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., Bohem, A., Millet, C., Rod, X., Lebacle, C., Gryn, A., Madec, F.X., Nouhaud, F.X., Pradere, B., Dariane, C., Fiard, G., and Peyronnet, B.

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2018
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44. 134 - Management of renal trauma between adult and pediatric population

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Patard, P.M., Abbo, O., Gryn, A., Hutin, M., Ruggiero, M., Dominique, I., Freton, L., Millet, C., Bergerat, S., Panayatopoulos, P., Betari, R., Chebbi, A., Caes, T., Szabla, N., Bohem, A., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., Dariane, C., Lebacle, C., Rizk, J., Madec, F., Nouhaud, F-X., Rod, X., Pradere, B., Fiard, G., and Peyronnet, B.

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2018
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45. Unexpected dose response of repeated annual veterinary drug applications on microbial diversity and functions in an agricultural soil

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Topp E, Scott A, Sabourin L, Grenni P, Barra Caracciolo A, and Marti R

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soil microbila community, antibiotic resistance, long-term exposure to veterinary antibiotics
Abstract

Antibiotics are widely used in North American and Asian livestock and poultry production for growth promotion, prophylaxis and treatment of illness. There is a widespread concern that this practice promotes resistance and erodes the efficacy of antibiotics used in human medicine, a crucially important public health challenge. It is unknown if concentrations of antibiotics released through livestock production are sufficient to promote resistance in environmental bacteria. A reservoir of antibiotic resistance genes in the environment that is made larger through contamination with agricultural wastes may represent an enhanced threat to human health. Within this context we have been exploring the long-term impacts of selected veterinary antibiotics on soil microbial populations. A series of replicated plots were established in London, Ontario, Canada in 1999 that have since been treated once annually every spring with a mixture of sulfamethazine, tylosin and chlortetracycline. The drug mixture was applied to achieve a range of soil concentrations (0, 0.1, 1.0, 10.0 mg of each drug per kg soil) encompassing that which would be expected from a typical rate of annual application of manure from a commercial swine farm. The antibiotics were added to the soil without the addition of manure in order to directly evaluate the impacts of the drugs on soil microorganisms without a confounding effect from the enteric flora shed by animals.

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2013

46. 682 - Long-term complications after renal traumas: Results of a national multicentric study

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Dominique, I., Matillon, X., Dariane, C., Lebacle, C., Pradere, B., Olivier, J., Freton, L., Langouet, Q., Ruggiero, M., Millet, C., Bergerat, S., Panayatopoulos, P., Betari, R., Chebbi, A., Caes, T., Patard, P.M., Szabla, N., Brichart, N., Bohem, A., Sabourin, L., Guleryuz, K., Rizk, J., Gryn, A., Madec, F.X., Nouhaud, F.X., Rod, X., Hutin, M., Fiard, G., and Peyronnet, B.

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2017
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47. PDZK1: I. a major scaffolder in brush borders of proximal tubular cells

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Gisler, S M, Pribanic, S, Bacic, D, Forrer, P, Gantenbein, A, Sabourin, L A, Tsuji, A, Zhao, Z S, Manser, E, Biber, J, Murer, H, University of Zurich, and Biber, J

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2727 Nephrology, 570 Life sciences, biology, 10052 Institute of Physiology, renal transport of phosphate, NaPi-IIa, NaPi-I, PDZK1, NHERF-1, D-AKAP2, PDZ proteins, MAP17, URAT1, CFEX, yeast two-hybrid
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BACKGROUND: In proximal tubular cells, PDZK1 (NaPi-Cap1) has been implicated in apical expression of the Na+-dependent phosphate cotransporter (NaPi-IIa) via interaction with its C- terminus. PDZK1 represents a multidomain protein consisting of four PDZ domains and thus is believed to have a broader specificity besides NaPi-IIa. METHODS: We subjected single PDZ domains derived from PDZK1 either to yeast two-hybrid screens or yeast trap assays. Different pull-down assays and blot overlays were applied to corroborate the PDZK1-mediated interactions in vitro. Co-localization of interacting proteins with PDZK1 in proximal tubular cells was assessed by immunohistochemistry. RESULTS: In the yeast screens, the most abundant candidate protein to interact with PDZK1 was the membrane-associated protein of 17 kD (MAP17). Besides MAP17, C-terminal parts of following transporters were also identified: NaPi-IIa, solute carrier SLC17A1 (NaPi-I), Na+/H+ exchanger (NHE-3), organic cation transporter (OCTN1), chloride-formate exchanger (CFEX), and urate-anion exchanger (URAT1). In addition, other regulatory factors were found among the clones, such as a protein kinase A (PKA)-anchoring protein (D-AKAP2) and N+/H+ exchanger regulator factor (NHERF-1). All interactions of itemized proteins with PDZK1 were affirmed by in vitro techniques. Apart from PDZK1, strong in vitro interactions of NHERF-1 were also observed with the solute transporters (excluding MAP17) and D-AKAP2. All identified proteins were immunolocalized in proximal tubular cells, wherein all membrane proteins co-localized with PDZK1 in brush borders. CONCLUSION: We hypothesize that PDZK1 and NHERF-1 establish an extended network beneath the apical membrane to which membrane proteins and regulatory components are anchored.

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2003

48. L1 effects on the processing of grammatical gender in L2

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Sabourin, L, Foster-Cohen, S., and Nizegorodcew, A.

Abstract

This paper explores L1 effects on the L2 off-line processing of Dutch (grammatical gender) agreement The L2 participants had either German, English or a Romance language as their L1. Non-gender agreement (finiteness and agreement) was tested to ascertain the level of proficiency of the participants It was found that the German and Romance groups did not differ from the native speaker controls while the English group performed significantly worse For the two grammatical gender experiments clear effects of L1 were found No groups performed at a level similar to the native speakers, but of the L2 groups a hierarchy of performance was found The German group performed the best, then the Romance group followed by the lower proficient English group This was taken to mean that not only having grammatical gender in the L1 was an important factor but that the grammatical gender had to be similar in order for the L2 distinctions to be learnt.

Published
2001

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