Tag: Lésions
Behçet’s disease
I - Introduction:
A. Definition of Behçet's disease:
Behçet's disease is a rare, chronic autoimmune disorder that can cause damage to several parts of...
Nephrotic syndrome with minimal acquired glomerular lesions
Introduction:
The nephrotic syndrome with minimal glomerular lesions (SN-LGM) is characterized clinically by a nephrotic syndrome pure and histologically by minimal ultrastructural abnormalities consisting of...
Elemental lesions of glomeruli
Introduction:
The classification of glomerular nephropathies is currently based on the histological analysis of the cortical renal parenchyma obtained by transparietal renal biopsy or more...
Peripheral lesions
A RELATED ASSOCIATION OF THE MEDICAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT:
It is common (24%).
Synonym:
Tibial collateral ligament tear .
Definition:
It is the distension or the rupture of the two beams (superficial...
Musculo-aponeurotic and tendon lesions
Introduction:
The diagnosis of musculo-aponeurotic or tendon lesion is primarily clinical.
It is either an acute artery suspecting a myo-aponeurotic or myotendinous lesion or pure tendinous...
Meniscal lesions
Rupture:
The medial meniscus is the most affected (23%) and 12% lateral meniscal lesions. It is a stereotyped traumatic lesion that starts from the meniscal periphery and cracks its...
Intracarpian ligament lesions
Introduction:
Eliminating a fracture is not enough to remove any doubt of seriousness after a trauma of the wrist often undermined by the practice of...
Chronic lesions of the musculoskeletal system in the athlete
Introduction:
The enthusiasm for physical activity over the past 20 years has resulted in a steady increase in the number of practitioners and the diversification...
