[Madelung's disease [about a case]]

The distortion of the Madelung's disease is owed to an anomaly of development of the skeleton of the forearm and the wrist. It is a rare affection that can remain asymptomatique but the apparition of pains, the limitation of mobility and especially the aesthetic prejudice incites the patient to consult what permits his/her/its diagnosis. All these complications to be corrected by the surgical intervention. The sinewy complications are rare caused essentially by the malformation of ulnar head We bring back a case of malformation of Madelung diagnosed on occasion of a rupture of the tendon of the expander of the 3emth right finger at a patient of 37 years, having a freestanding Madelung malformation. The goal of this work is to disassemble the interest of the imagery in cuts to search for these sinewy complications

Pulmonary chondroid hamartomas

The author reports a case of pulmonary chondroid hamartomas. This dysembryoplasic bone tumor has been diagnosed lately in a 37 year-old patient, reproduces pratically all the clinical, radiological symptoms and the therapeutical and diagnosis difficultes met in atypical and evolving forms of hamartoma in the litterature

Malignant peritoneal Schwannoma

We report too cases of malignant Schwannoma of serous membrane. There is an exceptional localization. The clinical and radiological presentations are non specific. The diagnosis was established by histological study. The clinical, radiological presentations and differential diagnosis are discussed

[Wrist arthrography in ligamentous tears of carpal bone. About 10 cases]

The authors report the results of a serie of 10 wrist arthrography, they emphasize the interest of this examination to study the ligamentous systeme of carpal bone, in pretherapeutic evaluation of chronic wrist pean post traumatic wrist and carpal instability

[Rotator cuff injury: the arthrographic aspect]

The authors report on the results of a series of 18 arthrographies of the shoulder realized in patients presenting clinical signs of rotator cuff tear; they emphasize the interest of this examination for the diagnosis and pretherapeutic evaluation of rotator cuff tear

Verneuil perianal disease. About 24 cases

Our work is a retrospective study of 24 cases of Verneuil perianal disease. It concerns 23 men and one woman. The average age is 34 years. The diagnosis is easy in front of a polyfistulated chronic form, but in the begining of the stage. The diagnosis seems to be difficult and necesstats reaserch of the other localisations of the disease. For the treatment, we insist on the "open excision" because of the various advantages