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Research paper thumbnail of Cerebral Blood Flow Velocity Using Doppler Techniques

Update in Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine, 1991

Doppler ultrasound methods are increasingly used in the diagnosis of cervical and intracranial ar... more Doppler ultrasound methods are increasingly used in the diagnosis of cervical and intracranial artery diseases. A combination of B-mode can detect the presence and quantify the severity of disease in common and internal carotid, subclavian and vertebral arteries in the neck. Aaslid et al. [1] in 1982 demonstrated that intracranial vessels can be insonated with ultrasound waves through the adult intact skull. In experimented hands, this non-invasive technique is fast, easy, accurate and reproducible, allowing to repeat the measurements as often as desired [2]. Moreover, lightweight and portable equipment facilitates its use in the bedside assessment and monitoring of critically ill patients.

Research paper thumbnail of Measurement of lymphedema: Pythagoras vs Archimedes vs High-tech

Lymphology, Oct 31, 2015

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Research paper thumbnail of Le risque de poussé tensionnelle à l’arrêt de la manœuvre de Valsalva :: Effet de l’intensité de l’effort

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Research paper thumbnail of Deep Infrared Imaging - An Original Method to Identify Venous Impairment After Axillary Lymph Node Dissection

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Research paper thumbnail of Monitoring in neuroanaesthesia: update of clinical usefulness

European Journal of Anaesthesiology, May 1, 2002

The aim of speci®c monitoring in neuroanaesthesia is to detect, as quickly as possible, intraoper... more The aim of speci®c monitoring in neuroanaesthesia is to detect, as quickly as possible, intraoperative ischaemic insults so that the brain and the spinal cord may be protected from harmful and frequently inevitable events due to the type of surgery, patient positioning, haemodynamic changes or any intercurrent event. New monitors are being introduced into the operating theatre, but only a few are considered to be an absolute standard of care in neurosurgery, e.g. facial nerve monitoring for surgery of acoustic neuromas and recording of evoked potentials during repair of scoliosis. In the past decade, new monitoring devices have moved from the experimental stage to the operating theatre and although most are still in a phase of technological development and¤or de®nition of their ®eld of applicability they are being used as guides for clinical practice in those instances where cerebral well-being might be impaired. The metabolic consequences of hyperventilation, pharmacological electroencephalogram burst suppression, hypothermia, etc. can now be assessed in the operating theatre. Non-invasive monitoring is being rapidly integrated into our daily work because of its lack of secondary effects. Nevertheless, each new development is regarded as an addition rather than as a substitute for existing equipment. The perfect combination of monitors to provide essential information during an individual surgical procedure to in¯uence a better patient outcome, is still uncertain and needs extensive clinical research.

Research paper thumbnail of Contribution à l'étude de la limitation de l'aptitude aérobie en hypoxie

Research paper thumbnail of Obesite-La perte de poids améliore-t-elle la condition physique?

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Research paper thumbnail of Réserve vasculaire pulmonaire et aptitude à l'effort chez les sujets noirs africains

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Research paper thumbnail of Lympho-venous intertwining in the physiopathology of BCRL

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Research paper thumbnail of Axillary Vein Compression Test

Lymphology, Oct 7, 2015

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Research paper thumbnail of The role of Indocyanine Green lymphography in the physical treatment for lymphedema

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Research paper thumbnail of The axillary vein compression test, a new clinical sign

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Research paper thumbnail of Nieuwe aanwinsten in de diagnostiek en behandeling van lymfoedeempatiënten

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Research paper thumbnail of Rééducation multisensorielle et réentraînement à la marche: effets sur l’équilibre et les performances physiques chez les personnes âgées

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Research paper thumbnail of Occlusion pressure of the superficial lymph collectors

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Research paper thumbnail of Bedside Measurement of Cerebral Blood Flow: Thermodilution Techniques

Research paper thumbnail of Effet d’un entraînement de type slackline sur les modifications des paramètres cinématiques de la cheville

Kinésithérapie, la Revue, Apr 1, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of leg fatigue under hypoxic conditions Acetazolamide reduces exercise capacity and increases

Research paper thumbnail of La pression intracranienne dans les affections neurologiques aiguës: effets de la kinésithérapie

La pression intracranienne dans les affections neurologiques aiguës: effets de la kinésithérapie ... more La pression intracranienne dans les affections neurologiques aiguës: effets de la kinésithérapie (Unpublished doctoral dissertation).

Research paper thumbnail of Bedside Estimation of Cerebral Blood Flow

Although many critically ill patients suffer from neurological problems, their management does no... more Although many critically ill patients suffer from neurological problems, their management does not routinely require monitoring of cerebral circulation. Nevertheless, assessment of cerebral hemodynamics can be of great interest for diagnostic and therapeutic purpose, and for better understanding the pathological processes responsible for cerebral ischemia.

Research paper thumbnail of Cerebral Blood Flow Velocity Using Doppler Techniques

Update in Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine, 1991

Doppler ultrasound methods are increasingly used in the diagnosis of cervical and intracranial ar... more Doppler ultrasound methods are increasingly used in the diagnosis of cervical and intracranial artery diseases. A combination of B-mode can detect the presence and quantify the severity of disease in common and internal carotid, subclavian and vertebral arteries in the neck. Aaslid et al. [1] in 1982 demonstrated that intracranial vessels can be insonated with ultrasound waves through the adult intact skull. In experimented hands, this non-invasive technique is fast, easy, accurate and reproducible, allowing to repeat the measurements as often as desired [2]. Moreover, lightweight and portable equipment facilitates its use in the bedside assessment and monitoring of critically ill patients.

Research paper thumbnail of Measurement of lymphedema: Pythagoras vs Archimedes vs High-tech

Lymphology, Oct 31, 2015

info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Le risque de poussé tensionnelle à l’arrêt de la manœuvre de Valsalva :: Effet de l’intensité de l’effort

info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublishe

Research paper thumbnail of Deep Infrared Imaging - An Original Method to Identify Venous Impairment After Axillary Lymph Node Dissection

info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Monitoring in neuroanaesthesia: update of clinical usefulness

European Journal of Anaesthesiology, May 1, 2002

The aim of speci®c monitoring in neuroanaesthesia is to detect, as quickly as possible, intraoper... more The aim of speci®c monitoring in neuroanaesthesia is to detect, as quickly as possible, intraoperative ischaemic insults so that the brain and the spinal cord may be protected from harmful and frequently inevitable events due to the type of surgery, patient positioning, haemodynamic changes or any intercurrent event. New monitors are being introduced into the operating theatre, but only a few are considered to be an absolute standard of care in neurosurgery, e.g. facial nerve monitoring for surgery of acoustic neuromas and recording of evoked potentials during repair of scoliosis. In the past decade, new monitoring devices have moved from the experimental stage to the operating theatre and although most are still in a phase of technological development and¤or de®nition of their ®eld of applicability they are being used as guides for clinical practice in those instances where cerebral well-being might be impaired. The metabolic consequences of hyperventilation, pharmacological electroencephalogram burst suppression, hypothermia, etc. can now be assessed in the operating theatre. Non-invasive monitoring is being rapidly integrated into our daily work because of its lack of secondary effects. Nevertheless, each new development is regarded as an addition rather than as a substitute for existing equipment. The perfect combination of monitors to provide essential information during an individual surgical procedure to in¯uence a better patient outcome, is still uncertain and needs extensive clinical research.

Research paper thumbnail of Contribution à l'étude de la limitation de l'aptitude aérobie en hypoxie

Research paper thumbnail of Obesite-La perte de poids améliore-t-elle la condition physique?

info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Réserve vasculaire pulmonaire et aptitude à l'effort chez les sujets noirs africains

info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Lympho-venous intertwining in the physiopathology of BCRL

info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublishe

Research paper thumbnail of Axillary Vein Compression Test

Lymphology, Oct 7, 2015

info:eu-repo/semantics/inPres

Research paper thumbnail of The role of Indocyanine Green lymphography in the physical treatment for lymphedema

info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublishe

Research paper thumbnail of The axillary vein compression test, a new clinical sign

info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublishe

Research paper thumbnail of Nieuwe aanwinsten in de diagnostiek en behandeling van lymfoedeempatiënten

info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublishe

Research paper thumbnail of Rééducation multisensorielle et réentraînement à la marche: effets sur l’équilibre et les performances physiques chez les personnes âgées

info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Occlusion pressure of the superficial lymph collectors

info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Bedside Measurement of Cerebral Blood Flow: Thermodilution Techniques

Research paper thumbnail of Effet d’un entraînement de type slackline sur les modifications des paramètres cinématiques de la cheville

Kinésithérapie, la Revue, Apr 1, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of leg fatigue under hypoxic conditions Acetazolamide reduces exercise capacity and increases

Research paper thumbnail of La pression intracranienne dans les affections neurologiques aiguës: effets de la kinésithérapie

La pression intracranienne dans les affections neurologiques aiguës: effets de la kinésithérapie ... more La pression intracranienne dans les affections neurologiques aiguës: effets de la kinésithérapie (Unpublished doctoral dissertation).

Research paper thumbnail of Bedside Estimation of Cerebral Blood Flow

Although many critically ill patients suffer from neurological problems, their management does no... more Although many critically ill patients suffer from neurological problems, their management does not routinely require monitoring of cerebral circulation. Nevertheless, assessment of cerebral hemodynamics can be of great interest for diagnostic and therapeutic purpose, and for better understanding the pathological processes responsible for cerebral ischemia.