Surgical treatment of Graves' disease.

Seven men and 81 women were operated on for Graves' disease. Their median age was 33 years. Eleven patients underwent a bilateral subtotal lobectomy; 77 patients underwent a complete lobectomy with contralateral partial lobectomy.

[Basedow's disease: recurrence after surgical treatment. Study of a series of 88 patients].

A homogeneous series of 88 patients with a history of surgery for Basedow's disease was studied retrospectively to evaluate long term recurrences. A total of 88 cases were reviewed after a follow up of a median of 50 months (range 1 to 13 years), and hormone assays were carried out in 74 cases. Surgical complications were minor: no mortality, no definitive hypoparathyroidism, 45% unilateral recurrent nerve palsies and 14.

Carcinoma of the cardia and proximal third of the stomach. Results of surgical treatment in 91 consecutive patients.

In the present retrospective study, 79 percent of the patients were men with a median age of 65.5 years. Of 91 patients, 84 were surgically explored.

[Bilateral popliteal artery aneurysm revealing an entrapment].

Popliteal entrapment syndrome is not so rare if usually researched by clinical examination. But it is very unusual to find a bilateral aneurysm when you first examine your patient. One of them was complicated by a rupture.