Complications of the Camey procedure.

Since the authors' first case in 1958, 221 bladder replacements in more than 500 radical cystectomies have been performed in their department. They discuss perioperative complications; postoperative complications including mortality, gastrointestinal problems, urologic problems, and infections; and late complications such as ileal bladder problems, upper urinary tract problems, secondary diversions, and incontinence.

[Relation of the fall in PO2 in ventilation of the lower lung in pulmonary surgery and the preoperative distribution of respiratory function].

Hypoxaemia during one-lung ventilation is influenced by the anatomic distribution of lung perfusion and hypoxic vasoconstriction. This study aimed to assess whether preoperative selective bronchospirometry could predict the degree of peroperative hypoxaemia. Twelve patients scheduled for pneumonectomy, lobectomy, wedge resection or decortication were included in the study.

[Systematic psychiatry or 35 years of hospital clinical research].

In an ere in which man is beginning to master and make his way into the various systems which surround him (atom, cosmic exploration, organ transplant, genetic manipulations...