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  • [Results of resection of locally recurrent rectal cancer]. [Journal Article]
    Ann Chir. 2006 Dec; 131(10):601-7.Billiet C, Berard P, … Gouillat CAC
  • CONCLUSIONS: Resection of LRRC remains a surgical challenge. It may achieve an average of one-year survival without disability, and hope for a few cures. Improvement of oncologic results might come from a more accurate patient selection.
  • [Abecedary of the "Annales". Part 4]. [Dictionary]
    Ann Chir. 2005 Jun; 130(5):353-5.Slim KAC
  • The terms included and detailed in the present part are: case-control Study, Chi scare, Cochrane Collaboration, Cochrane Library, Cohort study, Coefficient of correlation, concordance testing, Informed consent.
  • [Abecedary of the "Annales". Part 1]. [Dictionary]
    Ann Chir. 2005 Feb; 130(2):132-3.Slim KAC
  • The terms included and detailed in the present part are: protocol, alpha risk, (standardised) effect size, intention to treat analysis, linear multiple and logistic regressions, and sensitivity analysis.
  • [Abecedary of the "Annales". Part 17]. [Dictionary]
    Ann Chir. 2006 Dec; 131(10):643-6.Slim KAC
  • The terms included and detailed in the present part are: QUORUM, randomisation, hazards ratio, likelihood ratio, RevMan, risk reduction, relative risk.
  • [Functional anatomy of the lymphatic drainage of the breast: contribution of sentinel lymph node biopsy]. [Journal Article]
    Ann Chir. 2006 Dec; 131(10):608-15.Olivier JB, Verhaeghe JL, … Houvenaeghel GAC
  • CONCLUSIONS: Thanks to the sentinel lymph node biopsy technique, the descriptive anatomy described since 1885, grows rich by new functional data which make it possible on the one hand, to understand at best the descriptive anatomy, and on the other hand, to apprehend the lymphonodal metastatic risk in breast cancer. These recent data are of an interest real, as well anatomical as therapeutic, and constitute a interesting research orientation.
  • [Vascular complications of lumbar disk surgery]. [Review]
    Ann Chir. 2006 Dec; 131(10):583-9.Lacombe MAC
  • Vascular complications of lumbar disc surgery are rare (about 0,04% of discectomies) but very severe. Great variations of the anatomical lesions and of their clinical aspects may be observed. These lesions are often unrecognised during the operation and they are sometimes identified several years after the injury. The treatment is mainly surgical but percutaneous endovascular treatment has been r…