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Une tumeur surrénalienne inhabituelle : tumeur d’Ewing
Annales De Pathologie, 2011We report the case of a voluminous tumor of the adrenal diagnosed in a young pregnant woman at 26(th) week of amenorrhea. Morphologically, a soft white tumor with haemorragic areas was observed, made of sheets of monomorphous, medium sized, spindle-shaped to polygonal, with high mitotic activity.
Frederique Larousserie +2 more
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Tumeurs « historiques » : tumeurs négligées. Trois observations
Annales de Dermatologie et de Vénéréologie, 2012Resume Introduction Les tumeurs dites « historiques », ou tumeurs negligees, sont des tumeurs geantes, de diametre habituellement superieur a 10 cm, et de longue duree d’evolution. Nous en rapportons trois cas en precisant les facteurs associes au retard diagnostique. Observations Deux hommes et une femme, âges respectivement de 52, 62 et 78 ans,
O. Zehou +7 more
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Tumeurs et pseudo-tumeurs des voies biliaires
Journal de Radiologie, 2009Objectifs pedagogiques Connaitre les elements pertinents du diagnostic des tumeurs biliaires. Savoir qu’il existe des lesions simulant le cancer. Savoir faire le bilan pretherapeutique des tumeurs biliaires. Connaitre la place actuelle de la radiologie interventionnelle en pathologie tumorale biliaire.
Eric Delabrousse +3 more
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2002
Desmoid tumor can be defined as a pseudoencapsulated infiltrative growth of well-differentiated collagenous fibroblasts and fibrocytes arising either in fascia or musculoaponeurotic structures. The etiology of desmoid tumors is poorly defined. The most commonly implicated etiologic factors are trauma, hormonal disturbances, and genetic or hereditary ...
Dequanter, Didier, Gebhart, Michaël
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Desmoid tumor can be defined as a pseudoencapsulated infiltrative growth of well-differentiated collagenous fibroblasts and fibrocytes arising either in fascia or musculoaponeurotic structures. The etiology of desmoid tumors is poorly defined. The most commonly implicated etiologic factors are trauma, hormonal disturbances, and genetic or hereditary ...
Dequanter, Didier, Gebhart, Michaël
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Les tumeurs métastatiques, les tumeurs cérébrales
Archives de Pédiatrie, 1999C. Kalifa, O. Hartmann
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