Presse Med
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CHANGING EPIDEMIOLOGY: During the last half of the 20th century, dengue has spread to most countries in the inter-tropical zone and today is the most common cause of human arbovirus infection. In tropical zones, dengue is a frequent cause of fever and can be observed in travellers returning from an endemic zone.
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Paragonimiasis, caused by a lung fluke, is an parasitic disease rarely encountered in France. ⋯ The clinical and radiographic features of paragonimiasis are often similar to tuberculosis with pleuropneumopathy, mild fever and dyspnea. ELISA has now replaced parasitologic diagnosis. Cure is achieved with praziquantel.
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Letter Case Reports
[Spontaneous coronary dissection and migraine: coincidence or common entity].
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AIR-FILLED CYSTS: Pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis (PCI) is a benign air-filled cystic formation lying in submucosal or subserous digestive tissue. PCI has been reported all along the digestive tract.