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Hydatid cyst excision using Dowling’s technique of hydrodissection by Hage, P., Salle, H., Ibrahim, I., Khalil, W.

“…Background Neurohydatidosis is a rare zoonotic disease in nonendemic areas and a differential diagnosis of intracerebral cysts workup. Appropriate imaging…”
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Platelets are dispensable for antibody‐mediated transfusion‐related acute lung injury in the mouse by Hechler, B., Maître, B., Magnenat, S., Heim, V., El Mdawar, M.‐B., Gachet, C., Salle, H.

“…Essentials Role of platelets in immunological transfusion‐related acute lung injury (TRALI) is debated. Immunological TRALI was tested in mice exhibiting…”
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Retinoic acid receptor‐α regulates synthetic events in human platelets: comment by Salle, H., Angénieux, C., Lanza, F., Gachet, C.

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A prolactinoma resistant to cabergoline: The important role of surgery by Salle, L., Deluche, E., Géraud, F., Salle, H.

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The ventriculo-ureteral shunt: An underused, valuable neurosurgical approach by Lescure, V., Descazeaud, A., Caire, F., Salle, H.

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Extensive scalp defect with exposed bone after a head trauma by Salle, Laurence, Laloze, J., Usseglio, J., Salle, H.

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ACACIAS 1: The physiological and subjective impacts of high fidelity simulation of the breaking of bad news by Deluche, E., Salle, H., Leobon, S., Facchini-Joguet, T., Fourcade, L., Taibi, A.

“…Breaking bad news (BN) is difficult and necessitates targeted training. To be effective, training may call for High Fidelity Simulation (HFS). This prospective…”
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Benefits of a 14-year surgical site infections active surveillance programme in a French teaching hospital by Bataille, C., Venier, A.-G., Caire, F., Salle, H., Le Guyader, A., Pesteil, F., Chauvet, R., Marcheix, P.-S., Valleix, D., Fourcade, L., Aubry, K., Brie, J., Robert, P.-Y., Pefau, M., Ploy, M.-C., D’Hollander-Pestourie, N., Couve-Deacon, E.

“…Surgical site infections (SSIs) are the second most common healthcare-associated infection. Active SSI surveillance can help inform preventative measures and…”
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Management of osteomeningeal defects in a case of lung adenocarcinoma with metastasis by Beaujeux, A.-C., Usseglio, J., Gantois, C., Duchene, M., Salle, H.

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Postoperative compensation after neurotomy in Meniere's disease: Retrospective study of 15 cases by Lemnos, L., Aubry, K., Moreau, J.-J., Caire, F., Salle, H.

“…Vestibular neurotomy is a functional surgery for Meniere's disease in the event of medical treatment failure. The aim of the study was to assess the efficacy…”
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Clinical and immunological aspects of HLA class I deficiency by Zimmer, J., Andrès, E., Donato, L., Hanau, D., Hentges, F., de la Salle, H.

“…Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class I deficiency is a rare disease with remarkable clinical and biological heterogeneity. The spectrum of possible…”
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Asymptomatic deficiency in the peptide transporter associated to antigen processing (TAP) by SALLE, H. DE LA, SAULQUIN, X., MANSOUR, I., KLAYMÉ, S., FRICKER, D., ZIMMER, J., CAZENAVE, J.‐P., HANAU, D., BONNEVILLE, M., HOUSSAINT, E., LEFRANC, G., NAMAN, R.

“…SUMMARY Human HLA class I deficiency is a rare disease which, in most of the patients described to date, results from a defect in subunit 1 or 2 of the peptide…”
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Activation of human epidermal Langerhans cells by engagement of the high affinity receptor for IgE, Fc epsilon RI by Jurgens, M, Wollenberg, A, Hanau, D, de la Salle, H, Bieber, T

“…Human epidermal Langerhans cells (LCs) bind IgE via the high affinity receptor (Fc epsilon RI), and therefore are suspected to be involved in the genesis of…”
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Quantification of indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase gene induction in atopic and non-atopic monocytes after ligation of the high-affinity receptor for IgE, FcεRI and interferon-γ stimulation by VON BUBNOFF, D, BEZOLD, G, MATZ, H, HANAU, D, DE LA SALLE, H, BIEBER, T

“…Antigen-presenting cells (APCs) are crucial in regulating the outcome of T cell responses. Certain APCs are able to down-regulate T cell proliferation in vitro…”
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HLA Class I Deficiency: Clinical, Immunological and Genetic Characteristics of Three Patient by Ikinciogullari, A, Dogu, F, Fricker, D, Yuksek, M, Bozdogan, G, Aytekin, C, Yildiran, A, Ciftci, E, Can, Z, Babacan, E, De La Salle, H

“…[...]case was 10 years-old boy who has persistant granulomatous skin lesions located on midface since last year…”
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Antigen-presenting cells and tolerance induction by VON BUBNOFF, D, DE LA SALLE, H, WESSENDORF, J, KOCH, S, HANAU, D, BIEBER, T

“…T cell tolerance induction to foreign and self-antigens has occupied research since the beginning of the understanding of the immune system. Much controversy…”
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Quantification of indoleamine 2,3‐dioxygenase gene induction in atopic and non‐atopic monocytes after ligation of the high‐affinity receptor for IgE, FcɛRI and interferon‐γ stimulation by VON BUBNOFF, D., BEZOLD, G., MATZ, H., HANAU, D., SALLE, H. De La, BIEBER, T.

“…SUMMARY Antigen‐presenting cells (APCs) are crucial in regulating the outcome of T cell responses. Certain APCs are able to down‐regulate T cell proliferation…”
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ACACIA 1: The physiological and subjective impacts of high fidelity simulation of the breaking of bad news by Deluche, E, Salle, H, Leobon, S, Facchini-Joguet, T, Fourcade, L, Taibi, A

“…Breaking bad news (BN) is difficult and necessitates targeted training. To be effective, training may call for High Fidelity Simulation (HFS). This prospective…”
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Nerve function in workers with long term exposure to trichloroethene by Ruijten, M W, Verberk, M M, Sallé, H J

“…Certain functions of the nervous system were examined in 31 printing workers (mean age 44) exposed to trichloroethene (mean duration 16 years) and 28 controls…”
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Special nerve functions and colour discrimination in workers with long term low level exposure to carbon disulphide by Ruijten, M W, Sallé, H J, Verberk, M M, Muijser, H

“…Certain functions of the peripheral and autonomic nervous systems, and colour discrimination were examined in 45 workers (mean age 49; mean exposure to carbon…”
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