Skip to content
D

DJogbe M.

Publications (3)

An Unusual Case of a Rare Anatomic Variation of Billary Ductation during Cholecystomy

Ouhammou Y., Condé A. Y., DJogbe M., Kaba I., El Allami Y., Bakounda C., El Absi M., ElMahjoub E., El Ounani M., Amraoui M. & El Alami E. H. · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2023

Injuries to the biliary tract are a major problem in biliary surgery. The lack of knowledge of the anatomical variations of the biliary tract is the main reason for this in biliary surgery. These are similar to the injuries to the bile ducts that occur during cholecystectomy. (1)...

Open access Research Article

Complication of a Concomitent Cure of a Hiatal Hernia at the Time of Sleeve Gastrectomy: A Case Report

Kaba I., Condé A. Y., Bakunda Christian, DJogbe M., Raoul M., Sami S. & Maen H. · Asian Journal of Research in Surgery · 2023

Bariatric surgery is the most optimal treatment for morbid obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders, as well as many other diseases. There is currently a consensus in bariatric surgery to systematically assess for hiatal hernia at the time of sleeve surgery and to repair i...

Open access Research Article

Surgical Treatment of Anal Incontinence after Cure of a Post-Partum Recto Vaginal Fistula: A Case Report from the "A" Surgery Department of the IBN Sina Hospital in Rabat, Morocco

Condé A. Y., El Mouatassim Z., Ouhammou Y., DJogbe M., Mkira O., Hamzaoui J., Belouch M., Bahadi O., Zahraoui A., Asatach Y., Pr. El Malki H. O., Pr. Belkouchi A. & Pr. Ifrine L. · Asian Journal of Research in Surgery · 2023

Anal incontinence is defined as the repeated involuntary loss of rectal contents (solid or liquid faeces, gas or mucus and phlegm) in patients over the age of 3 years who have been incontinent for at least 1 month. In women, the most common cause is obstetric trauma. Diagnosis is...

Open access Research Article