[Candidiasis and obstructive intestinal tumor in a captive baboon 'Papio papio' (Desm.)]. / Candidose et tumeur obstructive intestinales chez un Babouin captif, 'Papio papio' (Desm.).

Report of a case of candidiasis of the digestive tract associated to an obstructive epithelial tumor, with great invasive ability, in a captive Baboon, Papio papio (Desm.). Included is a discussion of the incidence of some intestinal disturbances involving candidiasis of subhuman Primates.

[Exo-erythrocytic schizogony of plasmodium falciparum in the monkey Cebus apella (author's transl)]. / Schizogonie hépatique de plasmodium falciparum chez le singe Cebus apella.

P. falciparum sporozoïtes obtained by membrane-feeding of Anopheles stephensi with blood containing gametocytes were injected intravenously to the Monkey Cebus apella. 5 days later, a great number of exo-erythrocytic stages were found in the liver, and appeared to be morphologically similar to those described in man. The host specificity of the sporozoïte seems less restricted than that of the merozoïte.

[Computed cerebral tomography in vivo in Macaca irus I. Geof. on the neuro-ocular plane. Comparison with man]. / Tomodensitométrie céphalique in vivo chez Macaca irus I. Geof. dans le plan neuro-oculaire (P.N.O.). Comparaison avec l'homme.

C.T. exploration by N.O.P. in vivo of a Macaca's head is compared with man. The N.O.P. was recognized from many works (E.A.C.). It permitted a biometric approach and very precise morphologic study of the brain and the face. For the first time, it allows comparisons between monkey and man, at different ages.

[In vivo cephalic x-ray computed tomography of the chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes, Catarhinii, Anthropomorpha) in the neuro-ocular plane]. / Tomodensitométrie céphalique in vivo du Chimpanzé (Pan troglodytes, Catarhinii, Anthropomorpha), dans le plan neuro-oculaire (P.N.O.).

A N.O.P. oriented C.T. in vivo of the head of the Pan troglodytes L. The N.O.P. was recognised from many works (E.A.C.). It permitted a biometric approach and very precise morphologic study of the brain and face in comparative anatomy.