[Association of trichobezoard, gastric polyposis and splenomegaly]

Gastric trichobezoar is a rare disease, usually present as a mass of hair in the stomach, and rarely associated with a gastric polyposis. We report the case of a twenty year old girl admitted in our service to explore a chronic anaemia. Clinical exam reveals an epigastric mass and Splenomegaly. Endoscopy and radiology concluded to a giant trichobezoar with gastric polyps treated by gastrotomy and excision of the mass

Imaging features in disseminated BCG infection. Report of two family cases

The dissemined BCG infection is a rare and serious post BCG vaccinal complication, occuring mostly in patients with immunity disorder. We presented two family cases of dessimined BCG infection with an underling chronic septic granulomatosis. Diagnosis of BCG infection was established on imaging features of a multifocal involvement: osteoarticular, visceral, and lymphadenopathy. Actually, CT scan and MRI allow diagnosis extension and etiology of multifocal involve based on puncture and/or biopsy. Usually no bacteriological evidence of Bacillus Calmette Guerin is obtained on culture in 50% of cases