Arch Mal Coeur Vaiss
January 1991
The authors report a new case of primary chylopericardium in an asymptomatic 26 year old male. In view of the negativity of the complementary etiological investigations a surgical subxiphoid window was performed and this confirmed the diagnosis. After failure of isolated evacuatory drainage, the patient was cured by pericardectomy.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFJ Fr Otorhinolaryngol Audiophonol Chir Maxillofac
April 1982
Rapid increase in growth of a pulmonary metastasis following incomplete excision of a malignant mediastinal embryoma was treated by multiple chemotherapy combining platinum derivatives, actinomycin B, bleomycin, and vincaleucoblastin. Complete remission was obtained. These extremely rare tumours have a histological appearance close to that of testicular tumours.
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April 1981
An inaugural pericardiac tamponade performed on a 39 years old man, reveals a lympho-epithelial thymoma. The anatomic diagnosis first suggested by the radiography after evacuation of the effusion, is confirmed by the swab taken during the retroxiphoidal drainage. A 57 Gray cobaltotherapy was then performed.
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