GLYCOGEN RICH CLEAR CELL CARCINOMA (GRCC): A RARE VARIANT OF BREAST CANCER

Glycogen rich clear cell carcinoma (GRCC) is a rare subtype of breast cancer. 150 cases have been reported in the literature, thus, making its prognosis unclear and vary from one literature to another. We reported a 56-year-old woman with a right breast nodule classified ACR 4. The microbiopsy made twice was negative. Benignity was therefore highly suspected. However, the tumorectomy confirmed to be a 3.2 cm glycogen-rich clear cell carcinoma without lymph node involvement. The patient was treated with chemotherapy followed by targeted-therapy (Trastuzumab /Herceptin). She is alive and free of disease for 29 months. The purpose of reporting this case is to increase the knowledge about this rare subtype of breast malignant neoplasm and chance of better survival

Parasitic infection of the digestive tract in children in a Regional Hospital Center in Gharb (Kenitra, Morroco): Some epidemiological features

Intestinal parasites are very common in children. We propose to study the prevalence and Epidemiological profile of the port of intestinal parasites in 300 children hospitalized in the Regional Hospital of Gharb area (Kenitra, Morocco) from June to December 2007. This study Identified 11 intestinal parasites. Of the 300 children, 157 at least one intestinal have Parasitism was 52.3% with 91 boxes of poly-Parasitism. Among the intestinal protozoan Identified, Is The first Amebiasis intestinal parasites. The rate of infestation of Amoebiasis IS 46.5%, Followed by Blastocystis hominis (28.7%) of giardiasis (14%). That shows 128 children in the study population IS a carrier of Various species of helminths, the main ones: Enterobius vermicularis (35%), Ascaris lumbricoides (29.9%), Trichuris trichiura (10.2%), Hymenolepis nana (3.8%) and Taenia saginata (2.5%). The survey shows the age group most That exposed to intestinal parasites IS Between 1 and 4 years and sex does not appear to significantly interferes in the distribution of different parasite species. The results show the necessity of improvement of the sanitation of the environment and the health education of the population. Then will Come the deworming campaign of which will be therefor effective.Keywords: Children, intestinal parasites, hospital, Kenitra, Morocco