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Y. Toloba

University of Bamako

O. Mbaye

University of Bamako

Souleymane Diallo

Université Nangui Abrogoua

Brahim Samuel Traoré

Université Félix Houphouët-Boigny

A Tamara

K. Ouattara

University of Bamako

D Coello Morales

I Cayon

Bakary Keïta

Mali-Folkecenter

Banza Baya

Institut Superieur Des Sciences De La Population

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University of Bamako

Mali-Folkecenter

Université des Sciences, des Techniques et des Technologies de Bamako

Ministère de la Santé et de l'Hygiène Publique

Center Point

Cheikh Anta Diop University

University Teaching Hospital

Université Clermont Auvergne

Institut National de Recherche en Santé Publique

Institut Polytechnique Rural de Formation et de Recherche Appliquée

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[Profile of deceased patients who died as a result of microscopy-positive pulmonary tuberculosis: impact of HIV status].

PubMed (2008)

S. Diallo Y. Toloba Sissoko Bf Dao S Brahim Samuel Traoré

In order to study the profile of patients who died of pulmonary tuberculosis with positive smear under tuberculosis chemotherapy and the impact of HIV status, a prospective study over eight months from 1 November 2005 to 30 June 2006 was conducted in tuberculosis department CHU point G. Among patients hospitalized for tuberculosis all forms, 73 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis were recorded including 54 sputum smear-positive (73.9%). The analysis focused on 28 deaths among pulmonary tuberculosis smear positive (prevalence of 51,85%). The age group of 16-35 years was the most represented with a sex ratio of 2.5. The different causes of morbidity which had a negative influence on the lethality of TB patients in order of importance were: the extent of the lesions (71.4%), HIV/AIDS status (63.15%), smoking (50 %) and a history of tuberculosis (25%) (p = 0.02). The deaths occurred early during the first week of hospitalization. The search for morbidity factors in any patient with tuberculosis should be systematical to improve their care.

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L'incidence de la tuberculose dans le service de pneumologie du CHU du Point «G».

Sissoko Bf D. Soumaré K. Ouattara Y. Toloba Kenya Guzmán Pileta

We did a retrospective and descriptive study to determine the incidence of tuberculosis in patients attending the pulmonology department of the University Teaching Hospital of Point G in Bamako, Mali between January and December 2011. Of the 2,896 patients seen in 2011 at the pulmonology department, 704 were diagnosed with tuberculosis is 24.30%, including. The study population was composed of 704 TB patients all forms, with a sex ratio of 2 males (66 %) and 1 female (33 %). Sixty four patients (9%) were HIV positive. Extra-pulmonary forms were most represented with 59.6%. Among those, Pott's disease was the most represented with 26.9% followed by pleural and lymph node tuberculosis forms. Tuberculosis is an infectious and contagious disease, which makes it a public health concern at both individual and community level especially in this era of HIV/AIDS.

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[Variability of skin test on both tuberculosis and co infected patients with HIV under tuberculosis treatment].

PubMed (2009)

Mariama Sadjo Diallo Y. Toloba A. Ntyo’o Nkoumou Bassirou Diarra Sissoko Bf

To evaluate the variability of tuberculin skin test (TST), we did a prospective study in the pneumology unit of the teaching hospital at Point G and in the tuberculosis unit of the health district II at Bamako, Mali TST was applied two times to every patient more than 18 years old: at the beginning before the tuberculosis treatment (tst1) and after 2 months (tst2). For all 113 patients followed in both units, 41 were enrolled in this study (36, 2%). The mean age of patients was 37.9 years and 73.2% were male.(sex proportion was 2.72 for male). The different forms of Tuberculosis were: 63.4% of tuberculosis with smear positive(TSP); 7.3% of tuberculosis with smear negative(TSN); and 29,3% of disseminated tuberculosis. 22% of the patients were HIV positive. The tst1 was positive for 58.5% of the patients(11.11% of the HIV positive patients and 78.13% of the HIV negative). The diameter of indurations of the TST increased considerably during the treatment mainly with patients infected by HIV. The TST test can be an indicator of follow op for these patients who had less AFB most of time?

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[The socio-economic impact of asthmatic disease at Bamako about 131 cases].

PubMed (2009)

Souleymane Diallo Sissoko Bf Banza Baya Y. Toloba I Cayon

With an aim of evaluating the socio-economic impact of the asthmatic disease in Mali, a cross-sectional study was carried out of July 1st to September 30, 2006 in the district of Bamako. The study proceeded with the service of Pneumo-phthisiology of the CHU of the point G and in 4 of the 6 drawn health center of reference of the district to the fate. 131 asthmatic patients were indexed on 1595 consultations is a frequency of 8, 24%. The average age was 31 years, the sex-ratio was of 1,2 in favour of the men. August recorded the greatest number of consultation is 50.4%. The antecedent of family asthma was found in 46, 6% of the cases, the nicotinism in 13% of the cases. The average therapeutic cost per annum rose of 75.750 is 115, 47 EUROS without hospitalization with 222.750 FCFA (339, 57 EUROS) FCFA with hospitalization. The hospital expenses rose on average to. 147000 FCFA (224, 09 EUROS) that is to say 66, 21% of the costs of assumption of responsibility. The intermediate duration of hospitalization was 5,5 days 1 to 4 days without activity was noted at 50.4% of the cases, on average 312 days of absence. The professional damage was announced in 13, 7%. The economic burden was supported by the father in 29% of the cases. In 42% of the cases in charge one of expenditure was civil servant. Asthma is a social disease from its impact on the family economy.

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