Publications by authors named "Janoyer M"

Blount disease.

Orthop Traumatol Surg Res

February 2019

Blount disease is an asymmetrical disorder of proximal tibial growth that produces a three-dimensional deformity. Tibia vara is the main component of the deformity. Blount disease exists as two clinical variants, infantile or early-onset, and adolescent or late-onset, defined based on whether the first manifestations develop before or after 10 years of age.

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Multifocal tuberculosis in a child is rare event. Here we report a case of multifocal tuberculosis revealed by spinal tuberculosis in an eleven-year-old French Guianese girl. This observation underlines the difficulties, the consequences of delay, and the necessity of an early diagnosis of this disease for children.

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The treatment of infantile Blount's disease remains controversial. The progressive development of epiphysiodesis of the medial tibial physis induced a complex deformity of the lower limb such as severe genu varum, joint incongruity, torsion instability and leg length discrepancy with major functional consequences. Nine knees on eight children (average age was 7 years and 2 months) were treated by a one-time procedure using a specific external fixator that combined elevation of the medial tibial plateau, axial correction in the valgus, complete sterilization of the upper tibial growth cartilage, leg lengthening anticipation and de-rotation if necessary.

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Background: Spinal tuberculosis is an increasingly common condition, particularly in children.

Case Report: A 2-year-old boy presented with spinal tuberculosis with psoas abscesses. Radiological imaging played a major role in the diagnostic process.

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Purpose Of The Study: Clinical, and radiological aspects and treatment of adolescent tibia have been studied in a review of 19 children native of the Caribbean.

Material: 23 cases of adolescent tibia vara in 19 children have been collected (14 males and 5 females, aged from 9 to 14).

Methods: Clinical aspects (weight, lower limb axis), radiological signs (aspect of the physis, mechanical axis, epiphyseal slope) were studied pre and post-operatively.

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A patient with a rare localization of a congenital fibrous hamartoma of the hand is described, and the differential diagnosis is discussed. A review of the literature shows the rare frequency of localization of this lesion on the limb extremities.

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Introduction: The authors report the case of a pubic osteomyelitis caused by a salmonella indiana bacterium in a 12 year old child.

Clinical Case: A post traumatic left side pubic pain in a 12 year old child was associated to feverish and inflammatory syndrome, without any predisposing factor. Salmonella Indiana bacterium was found in fecal samples.

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The results and complications of the treatment of hypospadias were studied in relation to the two pedicle foreskin mucosal flap techniques described successively by Duckett, "single surface" and "double surface". 91 urethroplasties were performed: 58 "single surface" and 33 "double surface" Duckett urethroplasties. The children were operated between the ages of 18 months and 16 years with a mean age of 4 years.

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Apple-peel jejunal atresia is a rare digestive tract congenital defect often accompanied with a short gut. Two cases managed by a three-stage medical and surgical approach are reported. A protein hydrolysate-jejunal secretion mixture was drip-fed through the distal ileostomy to stimulate trophicity of the distal gut.

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The prevalence of multicystic dysplastic kidney has increased since the development of antenatal ultrasound diagnosis. Even though, the rarity of symptomatic forms and case reports of spontaneous regressions antenatally or after postnatal ultrasound follow-up have reduced indications of nephrectomy which is less and less appropriate. However, discovery of ectopic ureteric implantation in boys makes certain additional investigations as intravenous pyelography, cystography and ultrasound, essential before making any therapeutic decision.

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