Morphodynamic study of the corona mortis using the SimLife technology.

Purpose: Open book pelvic ring fractures are potentially life-threatening, due to their instability and major hemorrhage risk. During the open reduction and internal fixation, the pelvic approach remains a technical challenge, as the surgeon wants to prevent any iatrogenic damage of the vascular loop located in the retro-pubic area called corona mortis (CMOR). Recently, the cadaver perfused SimLife technology has been developed to improve the surgeon training, out of the operating room.

An analysis of African Swine Fever consequences on rural economies and smallholder swine producers in Haiti.

African Swine Fever (ASF) causes high mortality and often results in strict culling policies for affected pigs and international market restrictions. It took more than 25 years for swine inventories in Haiti and the Dominican Republic to recover from an ASF outbreak that took place from 1978 to 1984. The 2021 outbreaks in the Dominican Republic and Haiti pose threats to animal health, livestock markets, and producer livelihoods.

Gut lactate-producing bacteria promote CD4 T cell recovery on Anti-retroviral therapy in HIV-infected patients.

Anti-retroviral therapy (ART) effectively suppresses viral replication in HIV-infected patients, however CD4 + cell restoration to normal value is not achieved by 15-20% of patients who are called immune non-responders. Gut microbiota composition has been shown to influence host immunity. Herein, to identify intestinal microbial agents that may influence the CD4 recovery in HIV-infected patients, we utilized a "Quasi-paired cohort" method to analyze intestinal metagenome data from immunological responders (IRs) and immunological non-responders (INRs).

Daily organization of laying in Japanese and European quail: effect of domestication.

In the present study, we aimed to examine the possible effects of domestication on the daily organization of laying in female quail. To achieve this we compared laying patterns in a laboratory strain of Japanese quail with those in European quail originating from a wild population. Under LD 14:10, the same specific laying window was observed, with ovipositions occurring mainly between 7 h and 15 h after lights on.

[Contribution of per- and trans-endoscopic pH measurements to the exploration of the upper digestive tract (author's transl)].

Per- and trans-endoscopic pH measurements in the upper digestive tract have provided new and interesting data. Performed by the authors on a series of 314 patients, they showed that the gastric pH is seldom acid, even in duodenal ulcer, and is always alkaline in gastric ulcer and gastric carcinoma. Gastritis may be divided into two groups, depending on whether the pH is normal or hypoacid (4.

[Islet cell tumor with diarrhea and diabetes (glucagonoma?) associated with hyperparathyroidism. Long-term results of local-regional treatment with streptozotocin].

A case report of endocrine pancreatic tumour associated with diabetes and hyperparathyroidism is presented. Some arguments are in favour of a glucagonoma. Despite the absence of beta-cells in tumour, an exceptional result was obtained by use of Streptozotocin.

[Pancreatic injection of a tri-iodinated contrast medium. Optic and electron microscopic analysis. Experimental study in the rat].

Using the optical and electron microscope, the authors studied the effects in the rate of cathetersiation of the pancreatic ducts after laparotomy. 62 rats underwent operation, 42 of which received an injection of 30 p.cent urinary radioselectan, 10 an injection of simple isotonic saline and in 10 of which simple catheterisation without injection was carried out.