[Tumors of the testis. Correlations between echographic, macroscopic and histological features in 48 cases].

The authors retrospectively reviewed the ultrasonographic findings of 48 histologically confirmed testicular neoplasms in order to analyse the echomorphologic findings and identify any typical patterns. A wide spectrum of US features was observed for testicular tumors, corresponding to the different macromorphologic parenchymal textures of the various neoplasms. US was extremely useful for differentiating testicular tumors from non-neoplastic scrotal pathologies.

[Diagnosis by imaging of secondary neoplastic lesions of the digestive tract].

Secondary neoplasms involving the alimentary tract are not common. This work is aimed at evaluating their characteristic roentgenological features, providing, when possible, the criteria for discriminating secondary from primary lesions. Forty-five patients with secondary neoplasms of the alimentary tract were examined by conventional radiology, ultrasonography and CT.

[Green milk: a contribution to the study of iatrogenic pollution of human milk?].

An heterozygotic beta-thalassemic pregnant woman after a treatment with ferritin produced green milk for many days. Bivalent iron was found in that green human milk.

[Incidence and evolution of soft tissues calcifications in patients in periodic hemodialysis (author's transl)].

In a series of 92 patients' in hemodialysis the evolution of periarticular and vascular calcifications has been studied. A correlation exists between the incidence of arterial calcifications and the patients' age, while no direct correlation has been proved to exist with the duration of dialysis. In fact their annual average increase (8.

Temporo-mandibular joint changes in renal osteodystrophy.

The radiologic study of temporo-mandibular joints in patients undergoing long-term haemodialysis has led to documentation of osteodystrophic changes in 6 patients: 2 were asymptomatic and 4 had referred to pain. The roentgenologic picture of this unusual abnormally varies from a simple decrease of bone density to resorption of the condylar head.

[Osteosclerosis in the phalanges in sarcoidosis (author's transl)].

Osteosclerosis in the phalanges is a frequent finding in sarcoidosis and its incidence appears higher then that of the osteolytic lesions. Of 19 patients with histological diagnosis of sarcoidosis areas of bone sclerosis in the phalanges were found in 6 cases (31, 5 percent).