Kinesiophobia among health professionals' interventions: a scoping review.

Health professionals are regularly confronted with patients suffering from a fear of movement-related pain (unknown as kinesiophobia). The fear-avoidance attitudes and beliefs of healthcare professionals are likely to play a key role in their patients' therapeutic approach. However, kinesiophobia among health professionals is a relatively young topic.

[The African and Malagasy Council for higher education: objectives and programs].

The African and Malgach Council for University Education is an inter-african institution. The anthors remind its organisation and show its aim and basic programms: recognition and equivalence of the degrees--teaching of the traditional medication--establishment of inter-african comettees--organisation of concors for associated professors in laws and medicine.

[Surgery of insulinomas using an artificial pancreas].

The risks of failure of conventional treatment of insulinomas should be reduced, it seems, when the surgical operation is carried out using an artificial pancreas. The Biostator, used with feed back controlled glucose infusion in 32 cases of which two personal effectively allows one firstly to operate in complete security since it is programmed to maintain a pre-determined glycaemia during the various stages of the operation; it also allows one to put into evidence an occult tumour in a segment rendered suspect due to the sudden hypoglycaemia observed during its mobilisation; it finally allows one by the appearance of a post-excision hyperglycaemia peak to find out whether the procedure has been complete.