Amougou Boris

Management of Abdominal Trauma at Three Hospitals in the Western Cameroon

Atemkeng Tsatedem Faustin, Dongmo Arlette Michelle, Nfonou Kengmo Blondolle Cabril, Banga Nkomo David Douglas, Amougou Boris, Njifou Njimah Amadou, Guifo Marc Leroy, DJAM CHEFOR ALAIN, Mouafo Tambo Faustin, Chichom Mefire Alain, Bahebeck Jean & Essomba Arthur · Asian Journal of Medicine and Health · 2026

Introduction: Abdominal trauma represents a major public health issue, particularly in low or middle-income countries. It is responsible for a high rate of morbidity and mortality due to bleeding from solid organs and peritonitis following perforation of hollow organs. The severi...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajmah/2026/v24i11342

Penetrating Stab Wounds of the Spine: Two Cases and Review of the Literature

Fondop Joseph, Atemkem Tsatedem Faustin, Banga Nkono Douglas, F. Dikongue Dikongue, Amougou Boris, A. C. Djam, Dogmo Arlette, Djientcheu Vincent de Paul & Fuentes Stéphane · International Blood Research & Reviews · 2023

Penetrating wounds of the spine caused by edged weapons are on the increase due to the growing insecurity, violence, availability and accessibility of these weapons, which are generally objects of everyday use (knife, axe, machete, screwdriver, bicycle spoke, scissors, garden for...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ibrr/2023/v14i4315

Penetrating Vertebral-Medullary Wound by Ballistic Weapon: A Clinical Cases and Literature Reviewer

J. Fondop, T. F. Atemkem, N. D. Banga, D. F. Dikongue, Amougou Boris, A. C. Djam, Dogmo Arlette, V. P. Djientcheu & S. Fuentes · International Journal of Research and Reports in Hematology · 2023

Introduction: Penetrating trauma by vertebromedullary ballistic weapon is a rare pathology in Cameroon, it may be related to the existence of armed conflict zones, it may be responsible for CSF leakage, spinal instability and/or partial or complete neurological deficits. The cont...

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Femoral Shaft Fracture Epidemiology in Adults and Outcomes at Four Hospitals in the Western Cameroon

Atemkeng Tsatedem Faustin, Douryang Maurice, Saha Tchida Laetitia Laura, Dongmo Arlette, Banga Nkomo David Douglas, Amougou Boris, DJAM CHEFOR ALAIN, Ngono Ateba Gladys, Njifou Njimah Amadou, Guifo Marc Leroy, Mouafo Tambo Faustin, Chichom Mefire Alain & Bahebeck Jean · Asian Journal of Research in Surgery · 2025

Introduction: Femoral shaft fractures (FSFs) in adults are a major trauma emergency, with high functional morbidity when treatment is delayed or inappropriate. In middle income countries with low resource hospital settings like in the Western Cameroon, optimizing treatment remain...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajrs/2025/v8i2335