Mame Selly DIAWARA, Mouhamadou Moustapha CISSE, Yaya KANE, Abdou Khadre KONEY, Ahmed Tall LEMRABOTT, Maria FAYE, Khodia FALL, Moustapha FAYE, Sidy SECK, Fary KA, Abdou NIANG, Boucar DIOUF

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Les Toxidermies Sévères à l’Hôpital de Référence de Talangaï à Brazzaville(Congo)

Edith Sophie Bayonne Kombo, HC Loubove, A Kanga Okandze, A Gathsé

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La Reconstruction du Nez chez un Adolescent après Amputation par Morsure Animale

Bertin Dembélé, Baba Daou Moussa, Fanta Niaré, Karim Timbo Samba

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Évolution Paradoxale de la Maladie de la Kaposi après Instauration du Traitement (ARV-Doxorubicine)

Almamy Diabate, Pacôme Gbandama Koffi Kouamé, Irénée Gué, Anderson Stephen Kouabenan Amond, Bamba Vagamon, Romain Aka Boussou

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Condylome Acuminé Génital chez une Fillette Immunocompétente de Trois Mois

Almamy Diabaté, Pacôme Gbandama Koffi Kouamé, Irénée Gué, Anderson Stephen Kouabenan Amond, Bamba Vagamon, Romain Aka Boussou

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Editorial

La Dépigmentation Volontaire au Cameroun, un Problème de Santé Publique Émergent.

News from the First Congress of the Cameroonian Society of Dermatology

Discours d'Ouverture

Conférence Inaugurale: Histoire de la Dépigmentation Volontaire

Abstracts of the First Congress of the Cameroonian Society of Dermatology

Carcinomes Épidermoïdes et Dépigmentation Cosmétique Volontaire : Encore de Nouveaux Cas au Sénégal, Plaidoyer pour une Prévention Efficiente

Dépigmentation Volontaire en Milieu Estudiantin Camerounais : Modalités Pratiques et Composition des Produits Utilisés

Gastroentérite Fébrile Due à une Anguillulose Maligne chez une Patiente Gabonaise Traitée pour un Lupus : À Propos d'un Cas

Déterminants de l’Utilisation des Produits Cosmétiques chez les Adolescentes Scolarisées de la Ville de Yaoundé

Maladie de Kaposi au Cours du VIH : Caractéristiques Épidémio-Cliniques et Déterminants de Survenue à Yaoundé, Cameroun

Des Ulcérations Curieuses du Nourrisson

Tous les Résumés des Communications Orales (36) et Affichées (15)

Research Articles

Profil des Lésions Ophtalmologiques au Cours de l’Infection à VIH/SIDA à Libreville

La Cicatrisation des Plaies Opératoires au Service d’Urologie du CHU Gabriel Toure

Le Diagnostic du Mal de Pott en Rhumatologie au Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Brazzaville

La Maladie Rénale Chronique dans la Région de Thiès : Aspects Épidémiologiques, Clinico-Paracliniques, Thérapeutiques et Évolutifs : À Propos de 86 Cas Colligés de 2013 A 2017

Les Toxidermies Sévères à l’Hôpital de Référence de Talangaï à Brazzaville(Congo)

Case reports

La Reconstruction du Nez chez un Adolescent après Amputation par Morsure Animale

Évolution Paradoxale de la Maladie de la Kaposi après Instauration du Traitement (ARV-Doxorubicine)

Condylome Acuminé Génital chez une Fillette Immunocompétente de Trois Mois

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