[Mycobacterium marinum nodular lymphangitis].

Background: Mycobacterium marinum has been recognized for some forty years. It generally occurs after trauma in a patient who manipulates tropical fish living in an aquarium.

Case Report: We report the case of an exotic fish seller who developed M.

[Cerebral panthrombophlebitis in a paucisymptomatic patient].

In most cases, extensive cerebral venous thrombosis present themselves with a severe clinical outcome and poor prognosis. We present the case of a 59-years-old patient with a slight rather unrevealing symptoms but suffering from a cerebral thrombosis impacting on both superficial and deep venous system. The etiologic assessment revealed activated protein C resistance.