DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/hsd.v22i11

Published: 1 November 2021

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Caractéristiques Cliniques, Thérapeutiques et Évolutives des Patients Opérés par Prothèse Totale de Hanche à Double Mobilité au Togo : Étude Multicentrique à propos de 147 Cas

Gamal Ayouba, NK Kombate, B Bakriga, YY Dellanh , TH Towoezim , A Walla, A Abalo

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Cancers Digestifs Opérés au Cameroun : Typologie et Stadification au Moment du Diagnostic

Bang Guy Aristide, Lionel KEVIN DJOPSEU, Christian BEUGHEUM CHASIM, Georges BWELLE MOTO, Eric Patrick SAVOM, Eric Patrick Savom, Yannick Mahamat EKANI BOUKAR, Amanda Marlène Missi, Arthur ESSOMBA, Maurice Aurélien SOSSO

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Aspects Cliniques et Paracliniques de l’Hépatite Virale B Chronique au CHU de Treichville

Camara Toumin, Kaba Ibrahim, Camara Mamoudou, Iv Binan, Konan Michel, Toutou Toussaint

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Caractéristiques et Valeurs Pronostiques de l’Anémie chez le Cirrhotique

Kadiatou Doumbia , H Sow, SD Sanogo, MY Dicko, MS Tounkara, I Coulibaly, M Saliou, G Soumaré , K Péliaba , A Konaté , MT Diarra , MY Maiga

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Impact de la Co-Infection Tuberculeuse sur les Lésions Bucco-Dentaires chez les Personnes Vivant avec le VIH à Yaoundé

Ngaba Mambo ON, ME Nokam Abena , LC Atanga , C Tsala Etoundi , C Bengondo Messan

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Mortalité chez les Grands Brûlés au Centre National des Brûlés, de Chirurgie Plastique et Réparatrice de Casablanca : à propos de 142 Cas

Haïdara TM, HISSEIN Adoum Hissein, BENJELLOUN Anas, JALLAL Amal, MOKAKO Jaque, RIZQ Mehdi Alaoui, EL HARTI Amine, DIOURI Mounia

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Aspects Cliniques et Paracliniques des Myopathies des Ceintures Récessives au Service de Neurologie du CHU Point G

Coulibaly Thomas, Ouabo AJ, Landouré G, Bah HO, Cissé L, Diallo SH, Diallo S, Samassékou O, Maïga AB, Kané F, Yalcouyé A, Taméga A, Bocoum A, Dembélé ME, Témé A, Sidibé CO, Cissé AK, Traoré O, Traoré M, Guinto CO

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Apport de l’Imagerie par Résonance Magnétique dans la Pathologie Pelvienne de la Femme : à propos de 116 cas

Gbande Pihou, Tchaou Mazamaesso, Watara Gani, Bensari Fouad, Sonhaye Lantam, Adjenou Komlanvi

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Profils Sociodémographiques et Comorbidités des Usagers en Consultation d’Addictologie à Yaoundé

Mbongo’o GC, Okoto Mvondo N, Fogang Fogoum Y, Njanjo Yimgoua MN, Basseguin Atchou JG, Eyoum C, Menguene JL, Mendimi Nkodo JM, Nguefack S

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Difficultés et Obstacles dans la Prise en Charge de la Tuberculose Multirésistante au Centre Hospitalier et Universitaire de Libreville : Étude Rétrospective de 2017 à 2020

Kombila UD, Manomba Boulingui C, Ibinga LD, Mounguengui D, N’gomanda F, Massolou R, Iba Ba J, Boguikouma JB

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Can Locally Produced Chlorine Improve Water Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Indicators in Health Care Facilities (HCF) in Rural Chad?

Renata Campos Nogueira , Matteo Nigro, Justin Veuthey, Christophe Tigalbaye, Bonaventure Bazirutwabo, Mami Daba Fam Thior, Jérôme Voillat

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Activities of the National Cancer Control Program in Strengthening Community Action and Developing Individual Skills for Cancer Prevention in Cameroon (2004-2019).
Individual skills for cancer prevention in Cameroon

Suh Nchang Abenwie, Mossus Tatiana, Jesse Saint Saba Antaon Antaon, Eric Nseme, Etienne Atenguena, Jim Nemy Hervé, Vanina Doris Edo'o, Paul Ndom, Marie-José Essi

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Syndrome d’Ischémie Oculaire Révélant une Sténose Carotidienne

Boubacar Diarra, Fofana CH, hamidou camara, Sangaré I, Sogodogo A, Dakouo RM, Traoré A, Ba HO, Noumou Sidibe, Cisse MS, Mamadou Diarra, Menta I

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Canal Atrioventriculaire Complet Découvert à l’Âge Adulte : à Propos d’un Cas

Kinga A, Ayo Bivigou E, Mpori JM, Allognon C, Mouele D

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Duplicité Urétérale Complète Lithiasique Compliquée de Pyonéphrose

Kone Sory I, Berthe HJG, Beye SA, Samaké B, Keita M, Coulibaly MT, Ouattara Z, Diakite ML, Tembely A

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Lymphangiome Kystique Abdominal : A Propos de deux Cas au Centre Hospitalier Régional Amissa Bongo de Franceville

Ngakani Offobo S, Owono JP, Diallo Kadidiatou F, Socaras Poduermo, Ngakani Offobo Silvère

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Cardiomyopathie Septique dans les Suites d’une Procédure d’Ablation de Fibrillation Atriale

Abdoulaye Kanté, Mamadou Diakité, Bréhima Coulibaly, Ousmane Touré, Mariam Daou, Bouréma Dembelé, Demba Yatera, Nouhoum Ongoïba

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Épidémiologie de l’Artériopathie Oblitérante des Membres Inférieurs chez le Patient Hypertendu Camerounais sans Antécédent d’Évènement Vasculaire
Epidemiology of peripheral arterial disease of lower limb in Cameroonian hypertensive patients with no previous vascular event

Liliane Mfeukeu Kuate, Regina Elomo Andela Nkamba, Ahmadou Musa Jingi, Jerome Boombhi, Jan Rene Nkeck, Blaise Nsangou Mounpou, Valerie Juliette Ndobo, Amalia Owona Nsiagam, Alain Patrick Menanga

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Prophylaxie de la Maladie Thrombo-Embolique Veineuse en Milieu Hospitalier: État des Lieux dans deux Hôpitaux de Région du Cameroun

Ndongo Amougou S, Owona A, Ahmadou Musa J, Kuate Mfeukeu L, Hamadou Ba, Kingue S

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Aspects Épidémiocliniques et Évolutifs des Hémorragies Méningées Non Traumatiques au CHU du Point G à Bamako

Sissoko AS, Coulibaly TH, Sy D, Coulibaly T, Landouré G, Diallo SH, César EED, Sacko M, Traoré D, Hassana S, Dramé M, Ziguimé M, Maiga YM, Diallo O, Guinto CO

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Les Amétropies Sévères chez les Enfants de 5 à 16 Ans à la Clinique Ophtalmologique Bartimée de Conakry

Sovogui MD, Doukoure MB, Bangoura MA, Zoumanigui C

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Le Déficit Pupillaire Afférent Relatif dans le Glaucome Primitif à Angle Ouvert en Milieu Camerounais

Nomo AF , Ebana Mvogo SR, Dohvoma VA, Mvilongo Tsimi C, Akono Zoua ME, Nguena B, Koki G, Epée E, Bella AL, Ebana Mvogo C

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Clinical Spectrum and Outcome of Renal and Urine Tract Disease among Medical Admissions at the Bamenda Regional Hospital-Cameroon: A 2-Years Review
Renal and urine tract diseases in Bamenda

Alex Tatang Mambap, Sylvie C. Ngum, Denis G. Teuwafeu, Gloria E. Ashuntantang

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Hypertrophie Bénigne de la Prostate au Centre Hospitalier Régional de Maradi: Aspects Cliniques, Thérapeutiques et Pronostiques

Adakal O, Rouga MM, Abdoulaye MB, Amadou H, Maikassoua M, Mounkeila I, James Didier L, Magagi IA, Roua A, Halidou M, Habou O, Sani R

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Épidémiologie et Étiologies de l’Insuffisance Rénale Aigue Obstructive au Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Brazzaville
L’insuffisance rénale aigue obstructive à Brazzaville

A Lanzy , YVY Voumbo Matoumona , AS Ondziel Opara , AC Niama , RB Banga Mouss , AM Ondongo Atipo , YI PA Dimi Nianga , AWS Odzébé , PA Bouya

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Ostéomyélite et Ostéite de l’Adulte au Congo Brazzaville : Aspects Cliniques, Thérapeutiques et Evolutifs
Ostéite et ostéomyélite de l’adule au Congo Brazzaville

Affleck Romaric Ledier Angalla, Norbert Edgard Lamini N'soundhat, Kevin Parfait Bienvenu Bouhelo Pam, Regis Franck Moyikoua, Akoli Ekoya Odzala, Chabel Nkouala Kidede, Francina Omboumahou Bakale, Richard Bileckot , Honoré Ntsiba

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Connaissances des Travailleuses du Sexe de la Ville de Ouagadougou sur l’Hépatite Virale B et le Virus de l’Immunodéficience Humaine/SIDA : Étude Transversale

Sandrine Marie-Odile Bobilwindé Soudré, Madia Sandrine Mvodo, Zanga Damien Ouattara, Syeve Léonce Zoungrana, Mali Koura, Aboubacar Coulibaly, Sosthène Somda, Alain Bougouma, Arsène Roger Sombié

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Connaissances des Patients Tuberculeux à Bacilloscopie Positive sur la Tuberculose à l’Hôpital Jamot Yaoundé

Claire Françoise Bitchong Ekono, Jean Jacques Ze, Massongo Massongo, Thérèse Azoumbou Mefant, Marie Elisabeth o Ngah Kom, Talie Fabiola Tchongouang, Emmanuel Afane Ze

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Efficacy of the first line regimen of treatment for Helicobacter pylori in a sub-Saharan country

Antonin Wilson Ndjitoyap Ndam, Mathurin KOWO , Winnie BEKOLO NGA , André ATANGANA MESSI, Paul TALLA , Georges BOUGHA , Michèle TAGNI SARTRE, Magloire BIWOLE SIDA, Elie Claude NDJITOYAP NDAM , Firmin ANKOUANE ANDOULO , Oudou NJOYA

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