[Surgical treatment of sequelae of oculomotor paralysis of the 4th, 6th, and 3d cranial nerves].

The writers analyse the operative results of 43 cases of oculo-motor paralysis aftermaths of the 4th, 6th and 3rd cranial pairs treated since 1985. The applying of muscular puckering, associated with a controlled or kept tenotomy, of muscular transplant, of "Fadenoperation" and of oblique surgery, allowed to obtain good results with suppression of diplopia, at least in the facing and in the lower glance, attenuation of ocular torticollis, disappearing of the ocular deviation, and restitution of a fusion area in primary position, within a more or less extended zone of space.

[Computed x-ray tomographic aspects of intra-orbital hydatid cyst. Apropos of 10 cases].

Echinococcus taenia occurs in human accidentally after contamination by infected dust of dog. Although it may localize in all parts of the body as a hydatic cyst, liver, lung and kidney are the most frequent sites. Intra-orbital localization is rare since all statistical studies estimate it to be one per cent of orbital tumours.

[Ophtalmic involvement in cutaneous leishmaniasis (author's transl)].

In stricto sensu cutaneous leishmaniasis from 2 to 5 p. 100 of the facial lesions are localized on the eye-lids, most often on the external corner. The pathologic pattern is comparable to what can be observed on the rest of the skin but the fragility of eye-lid gives a special risk of local spreading.

[Hydatid cysts of the orbit: clinical aspects and treatment (author's transl)].

Hydatid cysts of the orbit are relatively rare lesions. They usually present as a tumoral exophthalmia but may have a pseudo-malignant appearance. Diagnosis is based essentially on a needle puncture during the initial stages of the operation after dissecting out the tumor, the liquid obtained having a typical spring-water appearance.