Barge J
University of Paris
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The American Journal of Medicine | 1988
Jacques Pouchot; P. Vinceneux; Barge J; Yves Boussougant; Maggy Grossin; Josiane Pierre; Claude Carbon; Marcel-Francis Kahn; John M. Esdaile
Sacroiliac joint (SIJ) involvement has been reported in up to 9.7 percent of patients with skeletal tuberculosis. Lack of awareness of this now uncommon form of infection often leads to diagnostic delay and increased morbidity. Eleven consecutive cases of SIJ tuberculosis are reported; clinical and radiologic features, diagnosis, treatment, and outcome are discussed. Buttock pain was the presenting complaint in all patients. However, radicular pain in the lower back (seven patients) or lower limb (10 patients) was common and in one patient precipitated an unnecessary surgical intervention. SIJ tuberculosis is frequently an isolated phenomenon. Therefore, direct sampling of the SIJ is necessary to establish the diagnosis. The recently described technique of closed needle biopsy of the SIJ was employed in all 11 patients and established the diagnosis in nine of the 11.
The American Journal of Medicine | 1991
Frédéric Lioté; Patrick Yeni; Barge J; Jean-François Devars Du Mayne; Yves Flamant; Georges Molas; Claude Carbon
A 61-year-old man presented with ascites in the course of agnogenic myeloid metaplasia (AMM). Ascitic fluid was exudative and contained mature and immature leukocytes, erythroid cells, and megakaryocytes as observed on a bone marrow smear. Peritoneal biopsy showed myeloid metaplasia, and liver biopsy revealed intrasinusoidal myeloid metaplasia and peliosis. Ascites cleared after abdominal radiotherapy but treatment resulted in transient aplasia. Subsequently, portal hypertension was demonstrated by hepatic transjugular catheterization. Complications of splenomegaly led to splenectomy and splenorenal shunt followed by fatal acute hepatitis and septic shock. A review of the literature and an analysis of mechanisms of ascites occurring in AMM, especially peritoneal implants of myeloid tissue and occurrence of peliosis in myeloproliferative disorders, are presented.
JAMA Internal Medicine | 2001
Jacques Pouchot; Elisabeth Foucher; Marie Lino; Barge J; P. Vinceneux
Archives of Dermatology | 1993
Jacques Pouchot; Chantal Bourgeois-Droin; Philippe Vinceneu; Barge J; Patrick Brun; Françoise Granier; François Trémolières
The American Journal of Medicine | 1990
Jacques Pouchot; P. Vinceneux; Barge J; Françoise Laparee; Yves Boussougant; Christopher Michon
Presse Medicale | 1998
Anne Grasland; Jacques Pouchot; Leport J; Barge J; P. Vinceneux
Gastroenterologie Clinique Et Biologique | 2000
Simon Msika; Reza Kianmanesh; Pauline Jouët; Patrick Brun; Grégoire Deroide; Barge J; Jean-Claude Soulé; Jean-Marie Hay
Presse Medicale | 1998
Anne Grasland; Jacques Pouchot; Leport J; Barge J; P. Vinceneux
Gastroenterologie Clinique Et Biologique | 1984
J.-P. Chagnon; Y. Flamant; Barge J; J F Devars du Mayne
Gastroenterologie Clinique Et Biologique | 1982
J.-P. Chagnon; Barge J; J. M. Hay; J F Devars du Mayne; J P Ricahrd; J P Hardouin