[TRALI in the University Hospital of Nancy: a reevaluation of the incidence after applying strict criteria of Toronto].

"Transfusion-related acute lung injury" (TRALI) is a post-transfusion lesional pulmonary edema, potentially severe, better defined since the conference of Toronto in 2004. The incidence of TRALI reported in France remains low in part because of its ignorance by physicians. The objective of our study was to evaluate retrospectively transfusion accidents with respiratory complications that occurred in Nancy University Hospital and reported to the haemovigilance between 1996 and 2006, from the software "Traceline" listing all the blood transfusion complications from signs observed.

[Retrospective study of a series of 62 cases of hydatid liver cysts].

Sixty-two cases of hydatid cyst of liver were treated and followed up between 1968 and 1982. Current pre-operative investigations include immunologic tests (immunoelectrophoresis, tests for hemagglutination inhibiting antibodies) and medical imaging (ultrasound, scanner). Vascular exploration is now very rarely performed.