Tréheux A, Fays J, Kessler Y, Grumillier P, Caquelin P H
J Radiol Electrol Med Nucl. 1976 Jun-Jul;57(6-7):533-6.
A case of papillary necrosis was discovered by chance when doing a systematic urography on a black woman suffering from subacute pains in the abdomen. This radiological information leads us to the finding of two hemoglobinopathies associated with a heterozygous shate: drepanocytemia and hemoglobin C disease. Clinically this list, nearly asymptomatic, is closed up by distinctive osseous lesions, the pains in the abdomen were due to a biliary lithiasis.
