Thrombosed phlebectasia of the external jugular vein with neck pain.

Jugular phlebectasia is a dilation of the vein. It is observed clinically as a soft, bulky tumour in the neck, with no pain. Rarely seen in adults, there are only a few cases described in the literature.

[Treatment of cervical adenopathies secondary to oropharyngeal tularaemia. Our experience in 8 patients].

Tularaemia is an uncommon zoonosis in our country. In the outbreak in 2007, there was a notably high incidence of the oropharyngeal form. We report our experience in eight patients with oropharyngeal tularaemia with cervical adenopathies.