Breast angiosarcomas are rare tumors, their diagnosis is difficult and the prognosis is worst. We report the case of radiation-induced breast angiosarcoma. The diagnosis is histological and was only made on the surgical specimen. The treatment was essentially surgical. Through this case as well as a review of the literature, we have made an update on this disease.

The decision of pregnancy for a woman with Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) requires considering the consequences of RA on conception and course of pregnancy but also on pregnancy on the course of RA. Fertility is not decreased in RA, however, fertility is lower in RA. Complications of pregnancy such as hypertension, preeclampsia or caesarean scar are more frequent in RA, although there is an increase that is fortunately unimportant. Pregnancy represents for two thirds of women with RA a period of calm with sometimes capricious course of the disease, despite the considerable reduction in the treatment. Several hormonal and immunological mechanisms explain this improvement.

The experience of pregnancy, accompanied by physical and emotional changes, will have an impact on the couple's sexuality. The purpose of this study is to focus on the issue of sexuality during pregnancy, to look at its variations and describe the different changes in sexual parameters. In our study about 170 cases, 91.76% continue to have sexual intercourse during pregnancy, 7.6% thought it could be responsible for miscarriages, infection or bleeding in 26% and 20% respectively. The main reason for the continuation of the sexual intercourse was looking for husband’s pleasure and the preparation and facilitation of delivery. In contrast, female pleasure was expressed in only 4% of women, discomfort at the time of the sexual act dominated the reasons for which sex was stopped or spaced. There has been a gradual downward trend in most sexual parameters: frequency of sexual intercourse, sexual desire, sexual satisfaction, and frequency of orgasm.

The cornual pregnancy is a rare entity that represents almost 2% of ectopic pregnancies. Its diagnosis is almost always based on laparoscopy. The risk of rupture with severe bleeding remains high. The surgical treatment is often conventionally cornual radical resection, although cases medical methotrexate have been described.
The objective of this work is to describe a rare form of ectopic pregnancy and expose its diagnostic features, management and prognosis.
Patient and method: We report the case of a cornual pregnancy discovery intraoperatively in a patient of 27 years, admitted for acute pelvic pain with bleeding in the first quarter with pelvic ultrasound: empty uterus, endometrium 10mm, with an average abundance of peritoneal effusion. Rate of beta-hcg 2017. Given the strong suspiscion of ectopic pregnancy the patient was admitted immediately block with discovery of a right cornual pregnancy ruptured.
Discussion and Conclusion: Interstitial pregnancy ectopic pregnancy is a rare, difficult to diagnose which may involve life and maternal fertility prognosis. Taking conventional charge is surgical. In subsequent pregnancies the clinician wary risk of recurrence of interstitial pregnancy and uterine rupture.

Genital tuberculosis of women is part of extra pulmonary forms of tuberculosis. It is an uncommon disease in developed countries, but remains endemic in developing countries. The causative agent is, in most cases, Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Genital tuberculosis is a cause of infertility. The definitive diagnosis is made by biology or histology. Because this affection is paucibacillary, these tests may be falsely negative; In fact, diagnosis can then be focused on radiological, endoscopic and nosological arguments.