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The "Statistiques sur les ressources et conditions de vie" (SRCV) instrument is the French part of the The European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions system (EU-SILC). The EU-SILC statistical system aims to produce structural indicators of income dispersal, poverty and exclusion comparable with other countries in the European Union. It is part of the Community action programme to combat social exclusion and provide statistical material in a European Commission annual summary report on these issues. It also aims to provide researchers with a micro-database on income and living conditions, so that they may carry out comparative studies on inequality and the role of social and fiscal policies regarding redistribution. European regulation establishes a common framework for the systematic production of Community statistics on income and living conditions, including cross-sectional and longitudinal data. This regulatory network's main objective is to establish comparable statistics between Member States, including reports on the quality of data and structural indicators established each year. The regulatory network organises the target "primary" areas each year (database, income, social exclusion, work, housing, education, health) and "secondary" areas in ad-hoc fields (material deprivation, debt, financial situation of households), which have been defined at the Commission initiative since 2005.

To know, in an exhaustive way, road traffic accidents with at least a lightly injured person, to realize studies allowing to define and evaluate road safety policies. Especially to measure the frequency of accidents from situation to situation and, whenever possible, to take into account the exposition to risk. Measure the involvement of the road, the vehicle, the user, the behaviors, the speed, the alcohol... Realize chronological series. Develop research orientation from this file (for example: medical/road accidents research, matching with CNAM data)

General objective: To assess predictive factors of aortic dissection in patients with Marfan syndrome in order to determine parameters for aortic surgical treatment that are poorly defined at present. Secondary objectives: - To describe modern representation of patients with Marfan syndrome - to investigate intrafamilial variability - To investigate the importance of gender, treatment benefits and changes in treatment over time - To study factors of aortic dilation.

General objective: to determine the impact of basic prescribed treatment with or without prescribed biotherapy, focussing on the impact of changes in biotherapy over time. Epidemiological recording of the occurrence of adverse events in the long term. Secondary objective: To investigate the role of biotherapy in patient treatment by determining its position in prescribed treatment order during therapeutic sequences.