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Stem Cell Enriched Fat Grafts versus Autologous Fat Grafts in Reconstructive Surgery: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
No full textJean-Pierre Pautreau et Montserrat Mataro i Pladelasala, 1996 - Inventaire des mégalithes de France : la Vienne
No full textJoussaume Roger. Jean-Pierre Pautreau et Montserrat Mataro i Pladelasala, 1996 - Inventaire des mégalithes de France : la Vienne . In: Revue archéologique de l'ouest, tome 13, 1996. p. 219
J.-P. Pautreau et M. Mataro i Pladelasala Inventaire des mégalithes de France : la Vienne
No full textLeclerc Jean. J.-P. Pautreau et M. Mataro i Pladelasala Inventaire des mégalithes de France : la Vienne. In: Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française, tome 94, n°4, 1997. pp. 427-429
Collodion baby associated with congenital auricular anomalies: Postpartum splinting of a rare congenital auricular deformity.
No full textA female full term newborn was transferred, immediately
after birth, to our Intensive Neonatal Care Unit with diagnosis
of collodion baby. On admission the skin surface was
covered by a cornified substance of uniform texture,
thinner at the joints’ level, which gave the whole body
a varnished appearance;1 the newborn showed oedema of
upper and lower limbs, ectropion, lip eversion, flattening of
the nose and bilateral deformities of ear. Laboratory
investigations and urinalysis were normal
Collodion baby associated with congenital auricular anomalies: postpartum splinting of a rare congenital auricular deformity.
No full textThe use of Nexobridtm in debriding chronic ulcers: a preliminary observational study
No full textNexobrid is a highly selective enzymatic debriding agent used in the acute management of burns to perform escharectomy. From October 2016 to April 2017, we treated 6 patients affected with lower limb chronic ulcers of different etiologies with Nexobrid in order to perform eschar removal by enzymatic debridement. For all patients, a dosage of Nexobrid, calculated as 2gr per 1% TBSA, was applied in a 2-3 mm thick uniform layer on the ulcer eschar and fibrin tissue and left for 4 hours, covered with an occlusive dressing. Patients were assessed in terms of ulcer cleansing 24 hours and 7 days post Nexobrid debridement, by wound bed score (WBS) and % of remaining necrotic tissue. A patient pain VAS was also recorded at 24 hours and 7 days post debridement. Adverse events at these time points were also noted. The results documented a complete removal of necrotic tissue in a time frame of 4 hours. At 24 hours, all lesions were completely debrided. At 7 days, there was a partial recurrence of necrotic tissue, as also documented by decreased WBS. All patients reported none to mild pain, and no adverse events were noted, except for mild erythema along the edges of the lesion on healthy skin in one case. This is a preliminary observation. Optimal dosage and application of Nexobrid in this indication needs to be validated by further controlled data
Pautreau, J.-P. et Mataro i Pladelasala, M., 1996 - Inventaire de mégalithes de la France, la Vienne.
No full textL'Helgouach Jean. Pautreau, J.-P. et Mataro i Pladelasala, M., 1996 - Inventaire de mégalithes de la France, la Vienne. . In: Revue archéologique de l'ouest, tome 15, 1998. p. 243
Jean-Pierre Pautreau, Montserrat Mataro i Pladelasala, Anne Vilard, 1992 - Les nécropoles protohistoriques et structures néolithiques : enclos, fosses, structures de combustion
No full textBriard Jacques. Jean-Pierre Pautreau, Montserrat Mataro i Pladelasala, Anne Vilard, 1992 - Les nécropoles protohistoriques et structures néolithiques : enclos, fosses, structures de combustion. In: Revue archéologique de l'ouest, tome 10, 1993. pp. 207-208
Extensive severe intraorbital arteriovenous malformations: report of a rare laser complication and successful management
No full textArteriovenous malformations (AVMs) are rare congenital errors of vascular morphogenesis, characterised by abnormal direct communications between arteries and veins, bypassing the normal capillary bed. Apart from the central nervous system, typical locations include the head and neck, and less frequently limbs, trunk or internal organs. AVMs of the head and neck often become clinically evident and symptomatic only in later childhood and are characterised by a history of variable growth, sometimes leading to large, deforming, pulsating masses with a propensity to massive haemorrhage. Therapeutic strategy is based on selective embolisation, surgical excision, or a combination of both. Radical surgical excision of local AVMs is the only effective treatment but it may be mutilating, especially for AVMs of the head and neck. Laser therapy represents a good option to treat the cutaneous aspects of AVMs nevertheless, its efficacy is limited. To the date, pharmacological therapy for AVMs is still on debate due to its controversial outcomes as it seems not as effective as other treatments and usually requires a longer course of application. However, pharmacological therapy could be useful in selected patients and for AVMs nonresponsive to traditional treatment, allowing them to obtain acceptable results without serious complications. This paper reports the case of a serious laser complication of extensive intraorbital AVM successfully treated by local reconstruction and topical pharmacological treatment
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