Introduction: Refractive errors in school children continue to receive less attention and priority in many developing countries. Refractive errors can be a source of poor vision and disinterest in school. The aim of t...
Fever is the primary reason for consultation and admission to pediatric emergency departments. The aim of this study was to describe the clinical, etiological and prognostic aspects of acute fever in children aged 0 -...
Aim: To carry out a 3D reconstruction of the coronary arteries from the anatomical sections of the “Korean Visible Woman” for educational purposes. Material and Methods: The anatomical sections of a 26-year-old Kore...
Introduction: There are many types of retinal lesions: exudative, degenerative and post-traumatic. Some can lead to retinal detachment (RD). The treatment indicated for these neovascular diseases of the eye is retinal...
Birth is the transition from fetal life to ectopic life. This transition is usually smooth. Only 10% of newborns will need birth assistance. Successful resuscitation is linked to the skills of the health worker. It is...
The care provided in the neonatal period by caregivers in health facilities and by parents in the community is essential for the survival of the newborn. Our work aimed to assess the practice of essential care for new...
Summary: Hepatomegaly is one of the clinical signs commonly encountered in chronic liver disease. The aim of our study was to study the epidemiological, clinical and etiological aspects of hepatomegaly in the hepato-g...
Introduction: Evaluating the quality of care offered is a reliable indicator of the effectiveness of a health system. Developing countries are still lagging behind in implementing these principles. This work aims to e...
Bamako’s geographic and demographic expansion is sure to increase the need for water, and the slow development of the water supply network seems unable to meet this need. The knowledge of the approximate quantity of ...
Introduction: Transcranial Doppler is a simple, non-invasive and inexpensive examination which allows the assessment of cerebral perfusion. In countries with limited resources, which do not have a means of monitoring ...