Publications by authors named "Auberge T"
[Microtraumatic pathology of the lumbar isthmus: isthmic lysis or spondylolysis].
Rev Rhum Mal Osteoartic
May 1990
Article Synopsis
- * Key initial radiological signs for early diagnosis include cortical notches, incomplete fissures, and the narrowing of the isthmus, with standard radiography being effective except for a few cases requiring tomography.
- * The study highlights the potential for successful recovery from posterior inter-articular fractures through immobilization, with a notable reconstruction rate in both young and adults, emphasizing the importance of early detection and tailored treatment plans.
[Breast reduction and abdominoplasty: preventive and therapeutic effect on back pain in women].
Ann Chir Plast Esthet
February 1991
In two out of three women breast reduction and reconstructive abdominoplasty relieve back pain and even sciatica. The biomechanical action of these techniques is analyzed. Further research consists of comparative measurements of intra-disc and spinal intra-muscular pressures between the pre- and post-operative periods.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAt the time of the European Gymnastics Championships (Lyon, 1980), X-rays of the left wrist were taken in 105 high level junior athletes. Most importantly, we found a delay in bone age in 73% of the boys and in 78% of the girls, which is probably related to an unbalanced diet and to repeated micro-trauma to the growing epiphyses. In particular, we observed traumatic lesions at the distal extremity of the radius with considerable frequency (83% of gymnasts).
View Article and Find Full Text PDFTrituration-aspiration-infiltration of calcifications of the shoulder region is a method applied for treatment of intractable calcifying periarthritis. A television screen is used to guide the needle until it is in contact with the calcifications provoking the symptoms. Trituration and aspiration of the calcified lesions is followed by saturation with prolonged released corticoids of 41 shoulders treated, recovery or improvement was noted in 70% after one month, results being rated as excellent in 19 patients followed up for 3 months.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFA small bony spur on the infero-internal surface of the femoral neck was observed in radiographic images of two adult subjects in whom clinical signs of hip disorders were absent. This is though to be a variant of the normal not previously described; the spur probably results from ossification of the pectineofoveal capsular fold at the level of its femoral insertion.
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