Chanson d'Abdelaziz ; Moual Tamal Maya / Chikha Zineb, chant [acc. voc. et instr.]

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Chanson de Si Thami ; Azaque Najale / Chikha Zineb, chant [acc. voc. et instr.]

[Traditions. Afrique du Nord. Maroc]

Tarchonnate Ben Ali ; Chanson de Si M'Barck Soussi / Chikha Zineb, chant [acc. voc. et instr.]

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Chanson de la foire ; M'tougga / Abouch Tamassit, chant [acc. voc. et perc.]

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Ana Ghechim Mazal Dari : chanson de Bensoussan ; Ana Ghechim Mazal Dari (suite) : chanson de Bensoussan / David Benarouche, chant [acc. instr.]

[Traditions. Afrique du Nord. Maroc]

Suivi angiologique des patients artériopathes après geste de revascularisation [Vascular follow up in patients suffering peripheral arterial disease and undergoing revascularization].

The rapid evolution of revascularization techniques has allowed an improvement in quality of life of patients with peripheral artery disease. The angiological follow-up aims to insure durable results of revascularization, to diminish risk of amputation and to limit progression of atheroma plaques. The patient history and physical examination are essential in evaluating impact of peripheral artery disease upon quality of life and insuring the appropriate control of cardiovascular risk factors.

Utilité de la prophylaxie antibiotique avant un geste dentaire pour tes porteurs de prothèses totales du genou ou de la hanche [Antibiotic prophylaxis before dental procedures in arthroplasty patients]

Antibiotic prophylaxis is commonly prescribed to patients with total arthroplasties before a dental intervention. This attitude is not evidence-based for several reasons: 1) the usual pathogens of prosthetic joint infections are not of oral origin; 2) even if given, systemic antibiotic do not completely suppress the occult bacteraemia occurring during dental intervention and 3) humans may have up to twelve episodes of occult bacteraemia of dental origin per day. Routine antibiotic prophylaxis should be clearly distinguished from the antibiotic treatment required in case of established oral cavity infection. A constant optimal oral and dental hygiene is more important in terms of prevention and should be routinely recommended to every patient carrying a joint arthroplasty.