Publications by authors named "Seydina Alioune Beye"

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  • The study presents a new ultrasound-guided technique for blocking the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve (PFCN) called the "Gluteus-Deep Investing Fascia compartment Block" (GDIF block), which targets the space between the gluteus maximus muscle and deep investing fascia.
  • Nineteen above-knee surgeries were performed on nine patients using the GDIF block as part of the Complete Lower Extremity Fascia Tri-compartment Block (CLEFT Block) without complications.
  • Results indicate that the GDIF block effectively achieved complete PFCN blockade, allowing surgeries to proceed without the need for additional pain relief or conversion to general anesthesia.
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  • * Seven patients were treated using this nerve block method in district hospitals between May and December 2023, successfully completing their surgeries without complications or the need for general anesthesia.
  • * The findings suggest that this combined technique is a safe option for high-risk surgical patients, although further research with a larger sample size is needed to confirm effectiveness.
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  • Lung ultrasound is an effective non-invasive tool for assessing lung injury in critically ill COVID-19 patients, especially in low-income settings like Mali.
  • A study involving 156 patients showed that most had respiratory failure, with high feasibility and reproducibility in the ultrasound assessments.
  • Findings revealed a significant correlation between lung ultrasound scores and oxygen levels, with higher scores linked to increased mortality, emphasizing the method's value in critical care decisions.
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Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is an increasingly accessible skill, allowing for the decentralization of its use to nonspecialist healthcare workers to guide routine clinical decision-making. The advent of ultrasound-on-a-chip has transformed the technology into a portable mobile health device. Because of its high sensitivity to detect small consolidations, pleural effusions, and subpleural nodules, POCUS has recently been proposed as a sputum-free likely triage tool for tuberculosis (TB).

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Ophidian envenomations are a public health problem in Africa, causing 20.000 annual deaths. This mortality reflects the difficulties in the management of these complications, in particular of bleeding complications.

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