L. Alamo Maestre

Hôpital Orthopédique de la Suisse Romande

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F. Gudinchet

University of Lausanne

Jean‐Yves Meuwly

University of Lausanne

P. Schnyder

University Hospital of Lausanne

T. Laswed

University Hospital of Lausanne

J.Y. Meuwly

University of Lausanne

Reto Meuli

University of Lausanne

Patrice Jichlinski

University Hospital of Lausanne

Jean-François Delaloye

University Hospital of Lausanne

Daniel Guntern

University of Lausanne

Amina Abdelmoumene

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University Hospital of Lausanne

University of Lausanne

Hôpital Orthopédique de la Suisse Romande

University of Bern

Universitat de València

Boston Children's Hospital

Hôpital de l'enfance

University Children’s Hospital Bern

Institut d'Investigació Biomédica de Bellvitge

National Postdoctoral Association

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First and second branchial arch syndromes: multimodality approach

Pediatric Radiology (2010)

Elodie Senggen T. Laswed Jean‐Yves Meuwly L. Alamo Maestre Bertrand Jaques

Hemifacial microsomia

Goldenhar syndrome

Neuroradiology

Branchial arch

Panoramic radiograph

10.1007/s00247-010-1831-3

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Imagerie du syndrome de Lemierre chez l'enfant et l'adolescent

Praxis (2013)

Lysiane Trachsel Jacques Cherpillod L. Alamo Maestre F. Gudinchet

Ziel: Die Rolle der Radiologie in der Behandlung des Lemierre-Syndrom zu bestimmen und die typischen Merkmale dieser seltenen, aber potenziell tödlichen Krankheit zu beschreiben. Patienten und Methode: Retrospektive Aktenanalyse von Lemierre-Syndrom diagnostizierten Patienten im CHUV (2005–2011). Ziel war eine spezifische Semiologie zu definieren. Resultate: Thrombosen der Vena jugularis interna lassen sich durch US, CT und MRI darstellen und septische Embolien durch CT. Beschreibung der Komplikationen durch CT und MRI. Schlussfolgerung: Die Thrombose der Vena jugularis interna kann durch US, CT und MRI visualisiert werden. Zur Darstellung septischer Lungenembolien eignet sich die CT. Diese Funde sollten die Diagnose und eine frühzeitige aggressive Behandlung des potenziell tödlichen Lemierre-Syndroms ermöglichen.

Lemierre's syndrome

10.1024/1661-8157/a001476

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Necrotizing pneumonia in children: radiological aspect and comparison of CT vs US

Julie Carrard Estelle Tenisch L. Alamo Maestre Gaudenz Hafen F. Gudinchet

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Imaging of Anorectal Malformations: Finding the Way out of the Labyrinth

L. Alamo Maestre Blaise Meyrat J.Y. Meuwly Reto Meuli F. Gudinchet

Purpose/Aim: To review the embryological basis of a wide spectrum of anorectal malformations (ARM), to provide anatomical schemas showing the possiblelocations of fistulas in boys and girls and to present the typical imaging findings of these complex anomalies using various imaging methods with emphasis on3T-MRI.Content Organization: 1. Embryology. 2. Imaging techniques. 3. Normal 3T-MRI pelvic anatomy. 4. Ano-rectal malformations in boys: - Classification -Anatomic schemas of location of fistulas. - Imaging studies. 5. Ano-rectal malformations in girls: - Classification - Anatomic schemas of location of fistulas. -Imaging studies. 6. Imaging of Currarino syndrome. 7. Imaging of Vacterl syndrome.Summary: ARM are a group of complex anatomical alterations characterized by an abnormal separation of genitourinary system from hindgut. The major teachingpoints of this pictorial essay are to show: - The normal anatomy of the pelvis floor and the sphincter muscle complex in 3T-MRI. - Anatomic schemas of thedifferent types of ARM in boys and girls. - Imaging findings of a wide spectrum of ARM using a multimodality approach. including colostogramm, voidingcystourethrogramm and MRI of the pelvis.

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Guided implant surgery with modification of the technique involving the raising of a semicircular miniflap: A preliminary study

Medicina oral, patología oral y cirugía bucal (2012)

Miguel Peñarrocha Diago José Viña L. Alamo Maestre David Peñarrocha‐Oltra Javier Balaguer

An evaluation is made of pain, swelling and peri-implant attached mucosal width after implant-based rehabilitation involving guided surgery and a modification of the technique with the raising of a semicircular miniflap, in single and partial replacements.A case-control study was carried out. The study group consisted of 12 patients with the placement of 19 implants using a guided surgery and miniflap technique. The control group consisted of 12 patients with the placement of 22 implants using the conventional technique. Each patient scored postoperative swelling and pain by means of a visual analog scale (VAS). Attached vestibular mucosa width was evaluated 12 weeks after implant placement.Twelve operations were carried out in each group. Immediate aesthetics were established for all implants of the study group. One implant failed in each group. Maximum pain was recorded after 6 hours in both groups (mean VAS score 4 and 4.9 in the study and control group, respectively). Maximum swelling was recorded after 24 hours (mean VAS score 2.5) in the study group and on the second day (mean VAS score 3.4) in the control group. The mean attached vestibular mucosa width was 2.9 mm in the study group and 3.2 mm in the control group.In this preliminary study, guided implant surgery with a semicircular miniflap in single and partial replacements resulted in slightly less postoperative pain and swelling than with the conventional implant technique. The attached vestibular mucosa width was greater in the control group, though the differences were very small.

10.4317/medoral.17363

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Imaging spectrum of the operated bladder: P110

J.Y. Meuwly Matieu Uffer Cédric Treuthardt L. Alamo Maestre Patrice Jichlinski

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Fetal MRI in the diagnosis of genitourinary congenital anomalies

L. Alamo Maestre T. Laswed Amina Abdelmoumene Reto Meuli F. Gudinchet

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