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André Buge
Publications - 6
Citations - 756
André Buge is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Sex hormone receptor & Receptor. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 6 publications receiving 736 citations.
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Paramedian thalamic and midbrain infarct: clinical and neuropathological study.
TL;DR: The clinical and neuropathological findings in 28 cases of paramedian thalamic and midbrain infarcts are reported and marked disturbances of consciousness and behavior associated with ocular motility changes are observed.
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Steroid hormone receptors in human meningiomas, gliomas and brain metastases
M. Poisson,B.F. Pertuiset,Jean-Jacques Hauw,Jacques Philippon,André Buge,Martine Moguilewsky,Daniel Philibert +6 more
TL;DR: The biochemical characterization of the receptors as well as their relevance to tumor biology and to the physiology of the normal tissues where tumors arise, were discussed, and biochemical data were compared with those previously reported.
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The clinical spectrum of alcoholic pellagra encephalopathy. A retrospective analysis of 22 cases studied pathologically.
Michel Serdaru,Chantal Hausser-Hauw,Dominique Laplane,André Buge,P. Castaigne,Maurice Goulon,F. Lhermitte,Jean-Jacques Hauw +7 more
TL;DR: Multiple vitamin therapy should be given in the treatment of undiagnosed encephalopathies in alcoholic patients and the relationship between pellagra occurring during thiamine and pyridoxine therapy and 'nicotinic acid deficiency' is discussed.
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Hepatic cirrhosis and intracranial hemorrhage: Significance of the association in 53 pathological cases
Gerard Boudouresques,Jean-Jacques Hauw,Vincent Meininger,R. Escourolle,Bernard Pertuiset,André Buge,F. Lhermitte,P. Castaigne +7 more
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Value of Multiple Sclerosis Diagnostic Criteria: 70 Autopsy-Confirmed Cases
Guillermo Izquierdo,Jean-Jacques Hauw,Olivier Lyon-Caen,René Marteau,R. Escourolle,André Buge,P. Castaigne,F. Lhermitte +7 more
TL;DR: It was found that cases of multiple sclerosis with progressive courses were diagnosed later than cases with other courses, whatever the criteria used, and this was statistically significant only for a single criterion.