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30/01/2008, 22:30 Nickel Joined on 02/10/2007 Lot Posts 184 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation 30) Tumeur maligne, affection maligne du tissue lymphatique ou hématopoietique. Malignant cancer and cancer of the lymph or blood system. Malignant cancer occurs when certain cells start to grow and invade the surrounding tissues and may spread to other parts of the body. An enormous number of different cancers can occur depending on the originating cell type. Diagnosis is made on clinical, radiological imaging,and definitive diagnosis on histological examination of a biopsy . Advances are continually being made in the understanding of causes and treatment of cancers, ( too many to warrant inclusion here) which may involve surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy. Exemption depends on the specific cancer,staging,prognosis, treatment etc etc. ALD 31) and ALD32) Exemption may also be granted for : ALD 31 a serious disease not in the above categories where continuous care is anticipated to last for a minimum of 6 months - examples stated  are - Macular degeneration ( commonest cause of blindness in people over 50)  Xeroderma Pigmentosum. ALD 32 where several diseases may be present, again where continuous care is anticipated to last for a minimum of 6 months an example given is of an elderly blind person who suffers a hip fracture. a so-called Polypathology.   It's not dark yet ......but it's getting there.    Report

30/01/2008, 22:33 Nickel Joined on 02/10/2007 Lot Posts 184 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation I hope there are not too many  errors - please let me know if you find any so they can be edited for future use. I have tried to be concise and by being so will have left out so much important information, but I trust it gives a slightly better understanding of the chronic conditions. As for the exemptions and methods of exemption, well that probably requires another thread entirely!! There seems to be a lot of revision (political,financial and medical) at the moment with the entire list subject to constant updating and revision. There are plenty of guidelines for patients and doctors which are also under review. (see Haute Authorité de Santé - with many articles in English). Apparently 8 million patients are included in the ALD system and the care accounts for over half of the total expenses reimbursed by the Assurance Maladie.   It's not dark yet ......but it's getting there.    Report

30/01/2008, 22:55 Chris Joined on 08/09/2006 S.W.England (for now...) Posts 57 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation Thank you - what a useful list, which I'm sure will be informative to many. On reading the list, my question is whether, having Alternative Plumbing (circumlocution for the squeamish!) as a result of previous bowel cancer, I would have to pay for the necessary regular supplies currently provided free in UK under a medical exemption certificate. Any ideas, please?    Report

30/01/2008, 23:13 Russethouse Joined on 23/08/2004 Forum Moderator Posts 10,136 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation Chris, I think you should start another thread so that other forum members see your question. Its a bit hidden here. www.quimperclub.org 99    Report

30/01/2008, 23:59 Chris Joined on 08/09/2006 S.W.England (for now...) Posts 57 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation OK - I'll do that. Thanks!    Report

31/01/2008, 1:45 ebaynut Joined on 06/03/2007 Posts 135 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation Congratulations Nickel!   Well done on this, it has been desperately needed, and you have done a fab job.   A huge thank you for all your hard work and dilligence, I'm sure this is going to be a great source of info for everyone affected.   I do believe you have earned a day off, time to sit back and accept the well deserved applause!                      BTW  Anyone else notice that ErnieY posted straight after the translation of ALD No.6 on page 2? Wouldn't have any relation to his signature/avatar would it???   ErnieY says: "My doctor said one drink per day, I can live with that ! "    Report

31/01/2008, 7:42 5-element Joined on 28/10/2006 Languedoc Posts 977 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation Nickel, what a magnificent piece of work you have done. I followed this thread quietly, would imagine that others have done too, but you do deserve a lot of praise, congratulations and thanks. What dedication, thank you from all of us who will might your work as a reference in future.    Report

07/03/2008, 11:05 Nickel Joined on 02/10/2007 Lot Posts 184 Re: Affections Longue Durée translation A few more specific diseases that can be added to ALD 31 ( all very rare) Ostéogénèse Imparfait -                             Osteogenesis Imperfecta - genetic disorder of bone/collagen synthesis Cushing's Syndrome                                   Endocrine disorder - due to high levels of cortisol - several causes Turner's Syndrome                                     Chromosomal disorder affecting females * Rendu-Osler (Osler-Weber-Rendu )          Hereditary Haemorrhagic Telangiectasis Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome                            Genetic - defect of collagen synthesis Marfan's Syndrome                                    Genetic - defect of connective tissue synthesis   *Haute Autorité Santé    at present,  has only  issued  guidelines for Turners syndrome. I assume the remainder will follow in due course.       It's not dark yet ......but it's getting there.    Report

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