Joan Veny, Petit Atles Lingüístic del Domini Català. Volum 7.

An interview on linguistic variation with

Joan Veny i Clar is Professor Emeritus of Catalan Philology at the Universitat de Barcelona. He is one of the most important dialectologists of Catalan, with prominent works such as the 1978 monograph Els parlars catalans (“The Catalan dialects”), although he has also done extensive work in the diachronic linguistics and etymology of this language. He is a member of the Institut d’Estudis Catal...

-7/del(7q) in adults

Note -7/del(7q) in childhood blood malignancies exhibits a specific pattern of pathogenesis; chromosome 7 anomalies are not rare in acute lymphocytic leukaemia (ALL); they occur in balanced translocations involving 7p15 or 7q34 in T lineage and 7q22 or 7q32 in B proliferations; monosomy 7 is present in 5 to 6 % of ALL, most often as a secondary anomaly of the t(9;22); the association t(9;22), -...

-7/del(7q) in childhood

Several clinical forms: the most frequents are JCML and the monosomy 7 syndrome; these disorders have some common features: JCML is defined by clinical and cytological observations; 6 to 24% of JCML children show monosomy 7 in the bone marrow; monosomy 7 syndrome is a cytogenetic-defined entity. The therapy related cases of monosomy 7 had been exposed to alkylating agents, they have a myelodysp...

Petit Mal or Pyknolepsy

[Spontaneous bilateral Petit hernia].

Petit's lumbar hernia is an uncommon defect of the posterior abdominal wall that represents less than 1% of all abdominal wall hernias. It is more often unilateral and founded in young females, rarely containing a real herniated sac. There are two different approaches to repair: laparoscopy and open surgery. The goal of this article is to report one case of spontaneous bilateral lumbar Petit's ...