[The future of women with isolated abnormal infrared thermogram of the breast (author's transl)].

Abnormal infra-red thermograms of the breast are called "isolated" when they are not accompanied by other clinical or paraclinical abnormalities. They occur in asymptomatic women systematically examined or in women consulting for mammary symptoms other than palpable nodules. Their incidence is about 10-15%.

Advances in the vascular pathology of male erectile dysfunction.

The arterial and venous vascular process involved in the physiology of penile erection is described. In the differential diagnosis of impotence the clinical history remains essential, allowing an organic or functional origin to be strongly suspected, although not positively diagnosed. Vascular arterial impotence can be suspected with the functional triad insufficient erections, feeling of cold in the penis, and ejaculation with the penis flaccid.