[Arteriovenous aneurysm of the corpus callosum with normal arteriography 9 years earlier]. / Anévrysme artério-veineux du corps calleux avec artériographie normale 9 ans auparavant.

Some arteriovenous malformations (A.V.M.s) visualized on a first angiography tend to enlarge gradually with time. Others A.V.M.s may decrease in size and even disappear. The authors report the case of a 18 year old woman admitted for a subarachnoid hemorrhage. A complete cerebral angiography was normal. Nine years later, an arteriovenous malformation of the corpus callosum was discovered. The reasons why angiography may fail to demonstrate an A.V.M., and the theories concerning the enlargement of A.V.M.S., are discussed.

Treatment of severe traumatic lesions of the dorsolumbar spine using Roy-Camille's apparatus. A clinical study of 121 cases together with technical considerations.

The authors report 121 cases of surgically treated severe lesions of the dorsolumbar spine. One single technique has been used: posterior osteosynthesis using Roy-Camille's plates.

Treatment of severe lesions of the lower cervical spine (C3-C7). A clinical study and technical considerations in 102 cases.

The authors report 102 cases of severe lesions of the lower cervical spine, in which operation was mandatory. The characteristics of these fractures are discussed, together with the different operative procedures. Posterior osteosynthesis using Roy-Camille's plates was preferred.