Mortalité Des Patients Vih Positifs Dans Le Service De Neurologie Du Chu Campus De Lomé-Togo

Balogou, AAK; Volley, KA; Belo, M; Amouzou, MK; Apetse, K; Kombate, D; Grunitzky, EG

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“…Ce biais pourrait s'expliquer par le fait que le CHU Campus Lomé constitue l'unique centre national de référence des maladies hépatobiliaires et qu'un grand nombre de patients sont pris en charge au niveau périphérique ou régional. Certains patients n'ont pas recours au système classique de santé (le taux de fréquentation des unités de soins au niveau national étant de 22%) [1]. De ce fait, les conditions de recrutement de nos patients cirrhotiques ne sauraient être transposées à l'ensemble des cirrhotiques togolais.…”

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“…Les études sur les coûts des maladies sont des outils indispensables pour déterminer l'impact économique d'une maladie car elles permettent d'assigner les ressources humaines et matérielles nécessaires pour la prévention, le diagnostic, le traitement et le suivi des patients [1]. A cet effet la cirrhose reste un réel problème de santé socio-économique dans les pays africains tel le Togo.…”

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“…L'évaluation du coût de la prise en charge de la cirrhose et de ses complications au Togo est une chose essentielle pour orienter les décideurs sur les stratégies à mettre en oeuvre afin d'améliorer le pronostic de cette affection. Plusieurs études [1,[4][5][6] menées dans le pays ont abordé la question du coût de l'hospitalisation de diverses pathologies sans étudier spécifiquement le coût de la prise en charge de la cirrhose et ses complications. Il nous a semblé opportun de mener cette étude afin de documenter la littérature médicale sur les aspects médico-économiques relatifs à la prise en charge de la cirrhose et ses complications au CHU-Campus de Lomé.…”

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Evaluation du coût financier direct de la prise en charge de la cirrhose et de ses complications dans le service d’Hépato-gastro-entérologie du CHU-Campus de Lomé (Togo)

Bouglouga,

Bagny,

Lawson-Ananissoh

et al. 2013

Rev méd Madag

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Introduction. To assess the direct cost of treatment of cirrhosis and related complications at the gastroenterology department of CHU-Campus Lomé. Methods. Seven months cross-sectional study of 82 cirrhotic patients hospitalized for cirrhosis with decompensation. Results. The average total cost per patient was 313,333 CFA francs (€ 478.4) for 18.5 days in hospital. The average cost of hospitalization was 77,767 CFA francs (€ 118.7) for an average stay of 15.5 days. The total cost of laboratory tests were 124,502 CFA francs (€ 190.1). The average total cost of morphological examinations was 49,800 CFA francs (€ 74.9). The average cost of medicines and treatments the highest was that of upper gastrointestinal bleeding which was estimated to 76,833 CFA francs (€ 117.3), followed by ascite to 61,731 CFA francs (€ 94.24). The average total cost of all medications and accessories was 52,841 CFA francs (€ 80.7). Conclusion. The average cost of hospitalization for cirrhosis and its complications was higher than mean wage in Togo.

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Evaluation du coût financier direct de la prise en charge de la cirrhose et de ses complications dans le service d’Hépato-gastro-entérologie du CHU-Campus de Lomé (Togo)

Bouglouga,

Bagny,

Lawson-Ananissoh

et al. 2013

Rev méd Madag

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Opportunistic Infections Diagnosed in Patients Infected With the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (Hiv) at the Service of Infectious Diseases of Uhc (University Hospital Center) Yalgado Ouédraogo, Burkina Faso

Savadogo¹,

Diallo

Sondo³

2021

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Introduction: Sub-Saharan Africa remains one of the regions most affected by HIV infection with severe lethality.Most deaths of patients living with HIV are caused by opportunistic infections. Objective: to determine the prevalence of opportunistic infections among patients living with HIV in hospital serving infectious diseases of UHC YO of Ouagadougou. Patients and Methods:This is a cross-sectional descriptive study covering a 14-month period from 1 January 2017 to 28 February 2018. Included were all HIV-positive patients, hospitalized at the service of Infectious Diseases, in which an opportunistic infection was diagnosed on the basis of clinical and/or para-clinical arguments. Results: During the study period a total of 55 patients living with HIV were hospitalized in the infectious disease unit,35 of whom had at least one opportunistic infection or 63.6% of the patients.The average age of patients was 37 years with extremes of 18 and 66 years.Twenty-two patients were female versus 13 male, a sex ratio = 0.59. HIV1 was involved in 97% of patients.The mean TCD4 lymphocyte rate was 156 cell/mm3 with extremes of 7 and 718 cell/mm3.Tuberculosis and digestive mycosis were the most frequently diagnosed opportunistic infections. Opportunistic infection was the circumstance for HIV testing in two patients.She revealed immune restoration syndrome in two other patients.Nineteen patients were already on antiretroviral treatment upon admission to the service.Half of the patients on treatment were in therapeutic failure.The evolution was marked by 26.5% lethality. Conclusion:The frequency of opportunistic infections is high in patients living with HIV.Their prevention requires early detection of HIV infection and antiretroviral treatment.

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Mortalité Des Patients Vih Positifs Dans Le Service De Neurologie Du Chu Campus De Lomé-Togo

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Evaluation du coût financier direct de la prise en charge de la cirrhose et de ses complications dans le service d’Hépato-gastro-entérologie du CHU-Campus de Lomé (Togo)

Evaluation du coût financier direct de la prise en charge de la cirrhose et de ses complications dans le service d’Hépato-gastro-entérologie du CHU-Campus de Lomé (Togo)

Opportunistic Infections Diagnosed in Patients Infected With the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (Hiv) at the Service of Infectious Diseases of Uhc (University Hospital Center) Yalgado Ouédraogo, Burkina Faso

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