The Challenging Diagnosis and Management of a Pediatric Bicondylar Hoffa Fracture: A Case Report.

Introduction: Hoffa fractures are uncommon fractures in adults and less common in children. They are defined as fractures of the femoral condyles that occur in the coronal planes. To this day, Hoffa fractures in children comprise only of case reports.

Ewing's Sarcoma Disguised as Aneurysmal Bone Cyst Lesion: About a Case.

Aneurysmal bone cysts are defined as benign lesions. They expose the patients to a higher risk of pathological fractures. The typical clinical and radiological aspects of the tumor usually do not require a pathological confirmation before a definite treatment.

Posterior Sternoclavicular Dislocation in Children: A Case Report.

Introduction: Sternoclavicular dislocation (SCD) occurs very rarely in children. There is different clinical manifestations that reflect the direction of displacement; diagnosis is difficult, especially if the dislocation was initially unnoticed. We will report this case while conducting a review of the literature to evaluate and adapt our management.

[Infanticide in the postpartum period: about a clinical case].

Background: Infanticide is an extremely traumatic criminal act, which has psychopathologic repercussions and severe sociofamilial consequences. It is marked by its plurality of forms, the variety of its aspects and the frequency of its hidden cases. Circumstances and modes of completion of the infanticide act are variable according to the nature of the author and the sociocultural context.

[Dosimetry with thermoluminescence during mammography].

A dosimetry study using lithium fluoride TL dosimeters was carried out during mammography in 34 patients in order to evaluate in vivo the dose of mammography rays received by these patients. The measures are made for one breast only, using two views: cranio-caudal and medio-lateral views with compression. The results show that skin entrance doses are going from 0.