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Venous thrombosis is a partial or complete venous obstruction.
It is caused by an endoluminal thrombus. Its localization is possible at any level of the vascular tree though
with a predominance in the lower limbs [1]. There are few recommendations regarding prevention of
venous thrombosis in pediatric patients. Thus[...]

Boerhaave syndrom or spontaneous oesophagus rupture is a rare clinical entity of difficult
diagnosis. It is due to a sudden increase in intra-thoracic and intra-abdominal pressure transmitted to the
non-pathogenic oesophagus. The Triad Makler involving vomiting, chest pain and subcutaneous
emphysema is evocative. Po[...]

Introduction :
The prevalence of deep vein thrombosis during TB disease is estimated at 1.5 to 3.4%. This association can worsen the prognosis of the patient hence the need for diagnosis and early management. Our goals are to report two cases of association of pulmonary tuberculosis and deep vein thrombosis and to det[...]

The abscess of the psoas is a deep suppuration of the psoas-iliac muscle. It may be primitive in immunosuppresed patient, or secondary to locoregional disease. The symptomatology is often nonspecific making his diagnosis difficult and the medical imaging very usefull. Authors describe a case of a suspect thickening wal[...]