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Cancers bronchopulmonaires: étude clinique et anatomopathologique. À propos de 163 cas
La fréquence et le mauvais pronostic des cancers bronchopulmonaires justifient les nombreuses études consacrées à cette pathologie. Pour avoir une approche épidémiologique et anatomoclinique de ces affections,...
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Le rôle du pathologiste dans le diagnostic des métastases d’origine inconnue
Metastases are sometimes the first revelation of cancers. In metastatic disease of unknown origin, the role of the pathologist is to affirm the malignant character of the lesion; provide histological informati...
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Liposarcome du côlon gauche révélé par une invagination intestinale
Le liposarcome est une tumeur mésenchymateuse maligne exceptionnellement retrouvée au niveau du côlon. Nous rapportons un cas de liposarcome bien différencié (LBD) du côlon gauche révélé par une invagination i...
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Slovenia
Slovenia was the wealthiest and most export-oriented of the former states of Yugoslavia. When it declared its independence from Yugoslavia on 25 June 1991, it managed to maintain relative stability while its n...
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Croatia
Having recently won its independence, Croatia has largely completed its transition from socialism to a market economy. The new government that took office in early 2000 has strengthened democratic institutions...
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Ukraine
Situated at the intersection between Central Europe and Russia, Central Asia and the Middle East, Ukraine is an important emerging market with substantial potential for growth in both trade and foreign investm...
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Estonia
The greatest natural asset of this small (45,226 sq km) Baltic state is its location at the crossroads of east and west. Estonia lies just south of Finland and across the Baltic Sea from Sweden — the EU’s newe...
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Latvia
Located on the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Riga, Latvia is bordered in the south by Lithuania (453 km), in the north by Estonia (339 km) and in the east by Belarus (141 km) and Russia (217km). Latvia covers an ...
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Poland
Poland is the second largest country in Central Europe, after Russia. The country occupies an area roughly the size of Great Britain and Ireland combined. It is also the most densely populated country in Easte...
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Belarus
The Republic of Belarus is a small territory (207,600 sq km) situated in the heart of Europe, at the crossroads of trade routes from West to East and from North to South. It shares a border with Russia (959 km...
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Turkey
For centuries, Turkey has embodied a natural bridge between Europe and the Middle East and served as the passage between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. In size, Turkey is slightly larger than the US stat...
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Czech Republic
With a population of more than 10 million, strategically located in Central Europe, the Czech Republic, with its capital, Prague, is bordered by Germany in the west (646 km), Poland in the north (658 km), Slov...
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Hungary
A former Soviet satellite, Hungary has developed into a leading Central European economy over the past 10 years and has attracted one of the highest per capita levels of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the ...
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Lithuania
Located on the Baltic Sea, at the gateway between the European Union (EU) and the CIS, Lithuania is the largest of the three Baltic State (65,300 sq km). It has common borders with Latvia (453 km) in the north...
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Slovakia
The Slovak Republic (Slovenska Republika, or Slovakia) is a tiny landlocked country (48,845 sq km) that shares its borders with Austria (91 km) in the southwest, the Czech Republic (215 km) in the northwest, H...
