Severe head injury in children: Management of a traumatic craniotomy case in a resource-constrained hospital.

Introduction And Importance: Craniocerebral wounds are potentially serious and life-threatening injuries. These are real medical and surgical emergencies. The authors report a case of craniocerebral injury in a child with extensive craniotomy and its management in a hospital with limited resources in Togo.

The place of presumptive diagnosis in the management of peritoneal tuberculosis: A case report from rural Togo.

Introduction And Importance: Tuberculosis is a major public health problem in developing countries. Its main abdominal form is peritoneal. The diagnosis of this peritoneal form is complex and difficult.

Psoas primary abscess: A case report in an immunocompetent subject.

Introduction: Primary psoas abscess is a rare disease characterised by a purulent collection in the thickness of the psoas muscle. Its incidence and etiopathogenesis are not well defined. It is mainly encountered in developing countries in weakened conditions.