Publications by authors named "F Lebourges"
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- The study evaluated lung function in 19 prematurely born infants who needed mechanical ventilation, comparing their results to control subjects.
- Significant increases in lung resistance were found both in infancy and childhood, indicating persistent pulmonary issues.
- Dynamic lung compliance decreased notably from infancy to childhood, and maximum flow at functional residual capacity was also significantly reduced, suggesting ongoing respiratory dysfunction stemming from premature birth.
One month after taking carbamazepine for pain relief, a 13 year-old child with Friedrich's ataxia presented with an allergic rash and digestive and cardiac symptoms. Two weeks later, non-oliguric renal failure suggestive of interstitial nephritis was present. Acute renal failure resolved with pulse methyl prednisolone injections relayed with prednisone orally, for 2 months.
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