Updated guidelines (2021) for management and follow-up of asthmatic patients of the French Society of Pneumology (SPLF) and the French Society of Pediatric Pneumology and Allergology (SP2A). Short version.

The therapeutic management strategy is based on the regular evaluation of the control of asthmatic disease, with an effective minimum dose research and the assessment of environmental factors, not to mention the important place of therapeutic education. These professional recommendations relate to the management and follow-up of adult and adolescent asthma patients aged 12 and over. The recommendations answer the following questions: 1.

Breast cancer revealed by a paraneoplastic cerebellar syndrome: about one case and literature review.

To describe a case of breast cancer manifested by cerebellar syndrome and to establish a relationship between breast cancer and Paraneoplastic syndromes through the presence of anti- yo antibodies in serum and cerebrospinal fluid of a patient. Our patient was 52 years old, Multipara with 5 children alive. She had been 3 years post-menopausal under Hormonal Replacement Therapy.

Advances in the endovascular treatment of intracranial arteriovenous malformations.

The three treatment options for intracranial arteriovenous malformation are resection, endovascular embolization, and stereotactic radioneurosurgery, in rare cases, the malformation can be eradicated using only one of these options; most cases require a combination of the options, even all three. The most recent advances have been in interventional neuroradiology with the introduction of highdefinition 3D imaging and hyperselective intranidal endovascular embolization using rnicrocatheters and microguidewires, giving marked advantages in terms of rapidity, efficacy, and safety, Nidal devascularization is now much improved, as shown by the increased interval between embolization sessions, while high-field functional magnetic resonance imaging plays a valuable role in the preembolization work-up and postembolization follow-up.

Segmentation of color images from serous cytology for automated cell classification.

Objective: To design an automated system for the classification of cells based on analysis of serous cytology, with the aim of segmenting both cytoplasm and nucleus using color information from the images as the main characteristic of the cells.

Study Design: The segmentation strategy uses color information coupled with mathematical morphology tools, such as watersheds. Cytoplasm and nuclei of all diagnostic cells are retained; erythrocytes and debris are eliminated.