Publications by authors named "M Demailly"
Objectives: Patients who are not responding to injectable and/or vacuum oral pharmacological treatments can receive a penile prosthesis. Three types of penile prostheses are used in France: rigid, semi-rigid and inflatable prostheses 3-piece or 2-piece. We have assessed the National surgical insertion practices between 2006 and 2013 (number of prostheses insertions, types, procedure locations, number of surgeons and distribution [public or private sectors]).
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: The varicocele is a venous abnormality frequently found in humans (1/10). Although the recommendations for management of this pathology are clear, two therapeutic options can be discussed: surgery or radiological embolisation. We wanted to study the evolution of the therapeutic management of varicocele using the French national coding database.
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- Complete trisomy of the short arm of chromosome 18 (18p) is extremely rare, with only 24 documented cases, leading to challenges in defining a consistent phenotype, though some common features include intellectual disability, facial dysmorphism, and epilepsy.
- A unique case is reported of an individual with isolated trisomy 18p translocated to chromosome 14, who showed facial dysmorphism, mild intellectual disability, and non-obstructive azoospermia, indicating fertility problems associated with this condition.
- This case suggests azoospermia could be a new symptom of trisomy 18p syndrome, potentially caused by meiotic defects or gene overexpression affecting testicular development.
Purpose: Prospective evaluation of bladder tumor targeting by Hexvix(®) fluorescence.
Patients And Methods: From September 2008 to April 2012, 107 patients have been evaluated using Hexvix(®) technique (blue light) for typically papillary bladder tumor or suspected bladder tumor. Clinical and pathological data have been collected prospectively and patients have been classified using EORTC score.
Objective: Evaluate epidemiology, diagnosis and outcome of de novo renal cell carcinoma in renal transplanted patients.
Patients And Method: From June 1989 to December 2007, 824 renal transplantations were carried out and followed in annual consultation by an urologist with abdominal echography or tomodensitometry. The suspect renal lesions were treated by a widened nephrectomy.