Publications by authors named "Marietou Thiam"
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- * Researchers studied 67 samples from 48 patients to identify genetic changes linked to high-risk disease stages and worse survival rates, finding specific genomic alterations like gain7q and del6q16.3 associated with poor prognosis.
- * The study revealed different evolutionary pathways of MF, as well as potential biomarkers for identifying patients at higher risk of disease progression, emphasizing the importance of genomic analysis in managing MF.
Objective: Summarize information on reconstruction possibilities of extensive obstetrical injuries including anal sphincter injuries.
Methods: Review of available information on the possibilities of reconstruction of severe obstetrical injuries including anal sphincter and comparison with own results in the developing countries.
Conclusion: Extensive obstetrical injuries of the perineum are major problem that require adequate and early treatment.
The uterine inversion is a rare and severe puerperal complication. Uncontrolled cord traction and uterine expression are the common causes described. We report a case of uterine inversion stage III caused by poor management of the third stage of labor.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: Due to the inadequacy of preventive strategies to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality, the current priority concerns emergency obstetric and neonatal care, as defined in the Improvement of the Quality and Access to Emergency Obstetric Healthcare programme (AQUASOU). The objective of this study was to assess the impact of the AQUASOU programme on improved availability and quality of healthcare in the Rufisque Health District in Senegal.
Methodology: We conducted a qualitative and operational descriptive study evaluating the activities of the AQUASOU programme between May 2004 and December 2007: observation of Prenatal Consultations, supervision of emergency care, organization of "mirror meetings" and medical evacuation audits.