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Value of the urine culture and antibiotic prophylaxis before partial nephrectomy in cancer (UroCCR n°107 - NephroBacte)
19 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSIONS: Our study confirmed for the first time that neither antibiotic prophylaxis nor preoperative UC reduces the risk of infection following PN.
Toxic ethambuthol-induced optic neuropathy in a patient with OPA1 mutation
18 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
No abstract
The recurrent p.Glu3Lys variant in <em>EHHADH</em> is responsible for Fanconi syndrome with early liver dysfunction and mitochondrial abnormalities
17 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSION: This case widens the phenotypic spectrum of the recurrent p.Glu3Lys variant in EHHADH, which may be responsible for Fanconi syndrome and early onset hepatic dysfunction with cytolysis and hypoglycemia. Medium-chain fatty acids supplemented diet did not improve the disease.
Investigation of whether renal tumours with caval thrombi induce particular risks: a multicentre study (UroCCR-174 CAVORISK)
15 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSIONS: Left-sided renal tumours with caval thrombi present a higher risk of complications and acute kidney injury requiring dialysis, potentially due to left renal vein ischaemia during surgery and anatomical proximity to the superior mesenteric artery. Thorough preoperative planning and limited clamping time are essential.
Sick leave prescriptions in general medicine: results from the ECOGEN study
14 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSION: Understanding the determinants of sick leave prescriptions is essential for their appropriate use. This study reveals the intricate interplay of patient characteristics, health issues, and GP factors in these decisions. Despite the fact that the study was not specifically designed to study the prescription of sick leave and that the data relate to a relatively short period, the winter of 2011-2012, it provides important insights into the prescription of sick leave. Improved...
Maternal and neonatal outcomes of pregnancies after metabolic bariatric surgery: a retrospective population-based study
11 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
BACKGROUND: The incidence of post metabolic bariatric surgery (BS) pregnancies is rising. Previous studies provided conflicting results regarding the risk of prematurity, stillbirth, perinatal death and the optimal time from BS to conception. This study examined maternal and neonatal outcomes of post-BS pregnancies and influencing factors.
Exposure to Psychosocial Work Factors and Occupational Injury and Its Severity: Prospective Associations Among Employees in the French National Working Conditions Survey
11 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSIONS: Occupational exposures, and psychosocial work factors in particular, predicted the occurrence of occupational injury more than its severity. Occupational injury prevention programmes should focus on various aspects of the work environment, including psychosocial work factors, and should particularly target multiple exposures.
Clinical Trial Protocol for ACCURATE: A CCafU-UroCCR Randomized Trial: Three-dimensional Image-guided Robot-assisted Partial Nephrectomy for Renal Complex Tumor (UroCCR 99)
8 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Renal cancer often requires nephron-sparing surgery for optimal patient outcomes. Despite advances in imaging and robot-assisted surgery, there is a need to enhance surgical precision and renal preservation. This trial evaluates the effectiveness of three-dimensional image-guided robot-assisted partial nephrectomy versus standard methods in improving surgical outcomes.
The mediating effect of psychosocial work factors in the prospective associations between organisational changes and self-rated health: Results from the national French working conditions survey
8 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSIONS: Prevention oriented towards organisational changes may be useful to improve psychosocial working conditions and health among working populations.
Nitrous oxide reduced suicidal ideation in bipolar postpartum depression - A case report
5 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
No abstract
Effect of obesity on histological type of renal tumor: the Uroccr study 69
4 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSION: in this large cohort study, we report novel data on a positive association between obesity and histological type of RCC, in particular clear cell RCC.
Long-term kidney complications in childhood leukemia survivors: a study from the Childhood and Adolescent Leukaemia (LEA) project
3 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
Acute leukaemias represent the 1st cause of cancer in children. Their prognosis has improved significantly due to remarkable advances in therapeutic management, despite the risk of long-term consequences, especially for patients who underwent allogenic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (aHSCT). Through the Leukaemia in Children and Adolescents (LEA) long-term follow-up cohort, we conducted a French national multicentre prospective study on the occurrence and risk factors of chronic kidney...
Correction: The PROPHECI trial: a phase II, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized clinical trial for the treatment of pseudoxanthoma elasticum with oral pyrophosphate
2 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
No abstract
Validation of JEM Soignances Job-Exposure Matrix Through Comparison with Self-Reported Exposures Among Healthcare Workers in CONSTANCES
1 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
CONCLUSION: JEM Soignances demonstrated good agreement with self-reported data for organizational and biomechanical exposures but failed for psychosocial exposure, often underestimating or missing associations. Further research is needed to evaluate JEM Soignances validity for biological, chemical, and physical exposures.
Risk, rate or rhythm control for new onset supraventricular arrhythmia during septic shock: protocol for the CAFS multicentre, parallel-group, open-label trial
1 avr. 2025 02:00 - SFR Icat
INTRODUCTION: New-onset supraventricular arrhythmia (NOSVA) is the most common arrhythmia in patients with septic shock and is associated with haemodynamic alterations and increased mortality rates. With no data available from randomised trials, clinical practice for patient management varies widely. In this setting, rate control or rhythm control could be beneficial in limiting the duration of shock and preventing evolution to multiorgan dysfunction.
