[Extraordinary case of malignant phylloid tumor of the breast: surgical reconstruction treatment].

Phyllode tumors of the breast are fibroepithelial tumors similar to fibroadenomas but with a predominant conjunctive tissue component. They are rare with an incidence of less than 1% of all breast neoplasms. They can be divided in three categories: benign, borderline, malignant.

[Planned reconstruction after broad carcinological demolition of the face: case report].

Unlabelled: The authors present their approach in face reconstruction after carcinological demolition.

Case Report: A 40-years-old patient presented an epidermoid carcinoma starting at the level of the right jawbone, few differentiated, massively destroying the roof of the maxillary sinus with subcutaneous and cutaneous infiltration in front and extension to the orbit. A broad right hemifacial right amputation was decided with ocular exenteration, cutaneo-palpebral sacrifice, parotidectomy with conservation of the facial nerve and standard cervical neck.

[Clinodactylies: delta phalanx and Kirner deformity].

Clinodactyly is a symptom defined as an excessive angulation of a finger in the radio ulnar plane. The authors present the various etiologic patterns of clinodactyly, including delta phalanx and Kirner's deformity. Surgical techniques, indications and ideal timing for surgery are detailed.

[Anterior dislocation of the second and third carpometacarpal joints].

Anterior dislocations of the second and third carpometacarpal joints are extremely rare. The authors report a case of an anterior dislocation of the bases of the second and third metacarpals of the right hand treated by closed reduction and percutaneous wiring. The result was excellent and the authors think that this type of carpometacarpal dislocation does not need open reduction.

[Cutaneous hemangioma: clinical aspects].

Infantile cutaneous hemangioma is a benign vascular tumour present at 10% of the infants. It forms part of the group of the vascular tumours in the classification of International Society for Vascular Anomalies (ISSVA). Clinical diagnosis is easy in its triphasic typical form with a phase of sometimes brutal postnatal growth, a phase of stabilization and a phase of slow secondary regression.

[Hemangioma: complications].

Hemangioma (HMG) is a benign tumour of the child generally evolving to spontaneous regression. Sometimes this evolution can become complicated in a more or less serious way according to its localization or of its importance. If local complications are, in the most of cases, without gravity, complications of a general nature like thrombopenia or cardiac failure may compromise the vital prognosis.