Publications by authors named "Kadouch R"

Objectives: Determine the relative role of percutaneous angioplasty of the renal arteries in the treatment of renovascular hypertension.

Methods: From September 1984 to June 1993, we performed 222 angioplasties in 196 patients with renovascular hypertension. There were 186 atheromatous stenoses of the renal arteries and 36 fibromuscular dysplasias.

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Obstruction or stenosis of the iliac artery was treated by placement of an endoprothesis in 41 patients. A total of 47 lesions was treated. 26 patients had poor results of balloon angioplasty including residual stenosis (7 cases), restenosis post angioplasty (7 cases), and dissection (12 cases).

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A 34-year-old woman, who had undergone a thoracic aortic aneurysmectomy and replacement with a prosthetic tube graft several months previously, presented with a pseudoaneurysm arising from the proximal anastomotic site. This pseudoaneurysm was studied with contrast-enhanced ultrasfast computed tomography. The exact location of the suture dehiscence was located by the presence of a contrast jet flow through the aortic wall.

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A case of multiple arterial stenosis is reported in a pattern with atrophic polychondritis. The disease was diagnosed retrospectively nine years after the first vascular signs on the basis of clinical course. Atrophic polychondritis is a rare connective tissue disease with characteristic chondritis.

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The authors report a case of pleural tumor discovered in case of thoracic pain in a 72 year old woman. This lesion, discovered on chest X-Ray, developed in the left costo-vertebral groove and was seen as a homogeneous opacity, multilobate, well-defined. CT confirmed the pleural origin, showed a thickening of posterior pleural, a polylobate tumor well-defined on its lung side, non-invasive and of tissue density.

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The authors describe the most appropriate imaging technique or techniques for assessment of each anatomical structure in the shoulder: the head of the humerus, socket, acromion, joint space, labrum, musculotendinous structures of the supraspinatus, subscapularis and long biceps muscles. The techniques used are the most useful view of standard X-rays, as well as arthropathy, CT scan, arthroscan, ultrasonography and MRI. This is a preliminary study to assessment of shoulder lesions.

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Neuropsychobiology

February 1978

Plasma cyclic-AMP responses to adrenergic agonists are due to stimulation of the peripheral beta-adrenergic receptor. Mood responses to stimulants are thought to be due to actions leading to stimulation of central catecholamine receptors. To determine if a peripheral measure of receptor sensitivity could predict central mood effects of stimulants, the plasma cyclic-AMP response and the mood response to intravenous methylphenidate were determined simultaneously in 13 subjects.

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