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Schümer, Cordula, Jacobs, Bruno, Baum, Eckhart, Kleinewillinghöfer, Ulrich, Alber, Erdmute, Hofmeier, Rolf, Hoffmann, Gerd-Rüdiger, Huβ, Werner, Sommer, Gabriele, Coetzee, Ampie, Schamp, Eike W., Leger, Rudolf, Seibt, Oliver, Ibriszimow, Dymitr, Herrmann, Roland, Gärtner, Susanne, Baum, Eckhard, Ibrahim, Fouad, Verhoeven, Ursula, Assmann, Jan, Triebel, Johannes, Rwegera, Damien, Harding, Leonhard, Caglar, Ayse, Ngal, Georges, Müller, Klaus-Jürgen, Heap, Simon, Singer, Hans-Rudolf, Jansen-Winkeln, Karl, Voigt, Rainer, Elwert-Kretschmer, Karola, Zitelmann, Thomas, Krause, Rüdiger, Schulze-Engler, Frank, Möllers, Hein, Mabe, Jacob E., Meyns, Peter, Hock, Klaus, Owens, Jonathan, Bliss, Frank, Walther, Wiebke, Fiedermutz-Laun, Annemarie, Osadolor, Benson Osarhieme, Schüssler, Karlheinz, Storch, Anne, Bass, Hans H., Riesz, János, Illy, Hans F., Ziegert, Helmut, Kastenholz, Raimund, Klein-Arendt, Reinhard, Elwert, Georg, Eisenhofer, Stefan, Naït-Zerrad, Kamal, Essomba, Philippe, Reuther, Ernst-Ulrich, Ritz-Müller, Ute, Vorlaufer, Karl, Beyerhaus, Peter, Küper, Wolfgang, Debiel, Tobias, Amin, Samir, Meier, Astrid, Krüger, Fred, Osswald, Klaus-Dieter, Werthmann, Katja, Krüger, Gesine, Röschenthaler, Ute, Krings, Thomas, Mbonerane, Albert, Honke, Otto, Carl, Florian, Braukämper, Ulrich, Geider, Thomas, Förster, Till, Nord, Antonie, Voβen, Rainer, Brennecke, Hanns, Vogels, Raimund, Oppen, Achim v., Klein, Axel, Janzen, Jörg, Körner, Peter, Kappel, Robert, Wohlmuth, Karl, Hermann, Roland, Grohs, Gerhard, Harneit-Sievers, Axel, Bidima, Jean-Godefroy, Tetzlaff, Rainer, Lentz, Carola, Halm, Heinz, Bauer, Ulrich, Sundermeier, Theo, Richter, Roland, Menck, Karl Wolfgang, Mbollé, Henriette, Arend, Elisabeth, Richter, Elke, Ischinger, Anne-Barbara, Zdunnek, Gabriele, Veit-Wild, Flora, Neubert, Dieter, Falola, Toyin, Elger, Ralf, Jones, Adam, Thornton, John, Luig, Ute, Hüser, Klaus, Ansprenger, Franz, Vierke, Ulf, Spahn, Peter, Barry, Boubacar, Augel, Johannes, Broβ, Michael, Hebga, Meinrad, Miescher, Stephan F., Melber, Henning, Wauschkuhn, Markus, Bar-Chen, Eli, Randrianja, Sofolo, Böhm, Gerhard, Martini, Jürgen, Gutberlet, Marie-Hélène, Fiedler, Klaus, Schlee, Gunther, Bauer, Kerstin, Gabriel, Erhard, Schröder, Jobst-Michael, Reh, Mechthild, Probst, Peter, Streck, Bernhard, Kalu, Ogbu, Pauls, Anja, Kieβling, Roland, Grupe, Gerd, Meinhardt, Heiko, Khamis, Said A. M., Kashuela, Russell H., Okunoye, Oyeniyi, Nganang, Patrice, Hoehn, Stefanie, Maloba, Wunyabari O., Benedek, Wolfgang, Collet, Giancarlo, Jakobeit, Cord, Berger, Lothar, Wegemund, Regina, Schlee, Günther, Seidlmayer, Stephan Johannes, Berger, Albrecht, Bechhaus-Gerst, Marianne, Kimmerle, Heinz, Grau, Ingeborg, Geiss, Imanuel, Emminghaus, Christoph, Wickler, Wolfgang, Seibt, Uta, Hahn, Hans P., Lindfors, Bernth, Ampofo, Akosua Adomako, Klenke, Kerstin, Sippel, Harald, Wanitzek, Ulrike, Lohr, Doris, Seibert, Gerhard, Martin, Birgit, Göttke, Line, Kuba, Richard, Dieng, Amady Aly, Engel, Ulf, Inikori, Joseph E., Homberger, Lorenz, Janzen, Jorg, Fleβa, Steffen, Ammon, Ulrich, Eckert, Andreas, Peters, Walter, Engel, Andrea, Toit, Juliet Leeb-du, Beck, Kurt, Schussler, Karlheinz, Rebstock, Ulrich, Groβ, Ulrike, Breitinger, Eckhard, Porembski, Stefan, Winkelmann, Kerstin, Rödiger, Iris, Diagne, Pathé, Schamp, Like W., Molassoko, Jean-Marie, Wilier, Heidi, Platte, Editha, Honke, Gudrun, Thomi, Walter, Eloundou, Eugène Désiré, Bräuer, Günter, Davis, Geoffrey V., Ogoula, Steve Robert Renombo, Ogoula, Renombo, Robert, Steve, Löhr, Doris, Fall, Babacar, and Mabe, Jacob E., editor

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2004
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16. Une confrontation d’acteurs de la décolonisation : Mamadou Dia et les syndicats au Sénégal (1956-1962)

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Fall, Babacar

Subjects
Afrique, History, HBJH, indépendance, HIS001000, souverainté, mémoire collective, décolonisation
Abstract

Le 4 avril 1960 dans la vieille ville de Saint-Louis où il a exercé le métier d’instituteur, Mamadou Dia, en sa qualité de vice-président du Conseil du gouvernement semi-autonome, signe avec Michel Debré les accords de transfert de compétences permettant au Sénégal d’accéder à la souveraineté internationale. Outre ses responsabilités antérieures, un tel acte confère à Mamadou Dia la stature de père fondateur de l’État indépendant du Sénégal au côté de Léopold Sédar Senghor. Depuis, le Sénégal...

Published
2019

17. Les indépendances en Afrique

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Abwa, Daniel, Baller, Susann, Batchana, Essohanam, Bondaz, Julien, Chilin, Jérémy, Coquery-Vidrovitch, Catherine, Esizimetor, David Oshorenoya, Fall, Babacar, Gallois, Alice, Goerg, Odile, Gomez-Perez, Muriel, Gondola, Charles Didier, Heitz, Kathrin, Jimoh, Oluwasegun Mufutau, Kouzan, Komlan, Lachenal, Guillaume, Langewiesche, Katrin, Lentz, Carola, Martineau, Jean-Luc, Nativel, Didier, Page, Steve, Pauthier, Céline, Pokam, Hilaire de Prince, Rajaonarison, Helihanta, Torrent, Mélanie, Goerg, Odile, Martineau, Jean-Luc, and Nativel, Didier

Subjects
Afrique, History, HBJH, indépendance, HIS001000, souverainté, mémoire collective, décolonisation
Abstract

Un demi-siècle après la vague des indépendances de 1960, l’année 2010 a marqué, pour de nombreux pays d’Afrique, le cinquantenaire de leur accession à la souveraineté et a été jalonné de multiples célébrations. Cet ouvrage se propose de faire revivre ce moment clé des indépendances, à travers une série d’analyses témoignant du moment de l’indépendance, de la diversité des réactions qu’il a générées et du souvenir que les Africains ont construit ou conservé de ces journées de fête – ou de doute – jusqu’au jubilé de 2010. À partir d’un questionnement renouvelé, les contributions mettent à jour l’extrême diversité des perceptions et des vécus qui coexistent et la complexité jamais démentie du rapport entretenu à cet événement fondateur. Colère et joie se sont mêlées à Tananarive et au Cameroun, fierté et déception ont été perceptibles à Lomé et Dakar. Des fêtes officielles parfois convenues aux bals où l’on a dansé « jusqu’à fatigué », les sociétés africaines ont tenté de s’approprier le moment « indépendance » en faisant parfois entendre des voix discordantes, notamment celles des « vaincus » des luttes politiques de la décolonisation (radicaux ou modérés) ou celles plus discrètes des mondes populaires ruraux et urbains, à la recherche d’une émancipation réelle et non formelle.

Published
2019

19. African hospitality - a dying tradition?

Author

Fall, Babacar

Subjects
Africa -- Social aspects, Hospitality -- Africa -- Social aspects, International relations, Political science, Social aspects
Abstract

This extravagant, at times wearisome, Slav hospitality shows tinges of oriental influences. Oriental hospitality, based on religious prohibitions, is less convivial and has a certain aggressive quality. While he is [...]

Published
1990

21. Improving the reproductive health of adolescents in Senegal

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Diop, Nafissatou, primary, Bathidja, Heli, additional, Toure, Isseu, additional, Dieng, Thierno, additional, Mane, Babacar, additional, RamaRao, Saumya, additional, Adamchak, Susan, additional, Wong, Emelita, additional, Ndoye, Adama, additional, Sy, Aboubacry, additional, and Fall, Babacar, additional

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2004
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35. [Clinical, epidemiological and therapeutic features of biliary tract cancers: about 20 cases].

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Ka I, Faye M, Diop PS, Faye ABNAC, Ndoye JM, and Fall B

Subjects
Adenocarcinoma epidemiology, Adenocarcinoma pathology, Adenocarcinoma surgery, Adult, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Bile Duct Neoplasms pathology, Bile Duct Neoplasms surgery, Biliary Tract Neoplasms pathology, Biliary Tract Neoplasms surgery, Cholangiocarcinoma pathology, Female, Gallbladder Neoplasms pathology, Gallbladder Neoplasms surgery, Humans, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Male, Middle Aged, Prognosis, Retrospective Studies, Senegal, Survival Rate, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Bile Duct Neoplasms epidemiology, Biliary Tract Neoplasms epidemiology, Cholangiocarcinoma epidemiology, Gallbladder Neoplasms epidemiology
Abstract

Biliary tract cancers mainly occur in two sites: gallbladder cancer which are adenocarcinomas and intra- and extrahepatic cholangiocarcinomas. We conducted a retrospective study of 20 cases with biliary tract cancer in the Department of Surgery at the General Hospital in Grand-Yoff between January 2006 and October 2014. 40% of patients had gallbladder cancer, 60% of patients had common bile duct cancer. Sex ratio was 1. The average age of patients was 58.1 years. The average time to diagnosis was 3.77 months. Symptomatology was dominated by icteric syndrome and right hypochondrium pain. All patients had biological manifestation of cholestatic syndrome. Abdominal ultrasound was performed in 65% of patients, while abdominal CT scan in 85% of cases and MRI in 35% of cases. Advanced cancers were predominant in our case series (n=19). The majority of patients underwent palliative surgery. The most practiced treatment was biliary diversion (50% of patients). There was a predominance of cholangiocarcinomas. The overall operative morbidity rate was 43.75%. The overall mortality rate in our patients with biliary tract cancers of any site was 31.25%. Median survival was 4 months and a half. Biliary tract cancers have multifaceted features and can be differentiated essentially among intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, extrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma, gallbladder adenocarcinoma whose evolution is globally different but the prognosis is spontaneously poor.

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2018
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36. [Acute generalized peritonitis due to uterine perforation following abortion: case study observation].

Author

Ka I, Diop PS, Niang AB, Faye A, Ndoye JM, and Fall B

Subjects
Abdominal Pain etiology, Acute Disease, Adult, Female, Humans, Pelvic Pain etiology, Peritonitis surgery, Uterine Perforation complications, Uterine Perforation surgery, Abortion, Induced adverse effects, Peritonitis etiology, Uterine Perforation etiology
Abstract

Unlabelled: Clandestine abortion is known to be a major contributor to maternal mortality. We report a case of a 25-year old patient in her 12th week of amenorrhea with peritonitis due to uterine perforation following abortion, admitted with abdomen and pelvis pain, vomiting and diarrhea. Clinical examination on admission showed asthenic peritonitis. Surgical exploration showed widespread acute peritonitis secondary to a perforation of the uterine dome, with collection of 1500 cc of purulent material, dilated bowel loops and multiple false membranes., Surgery: pus aspiration, peritoneal lavage; uterine suture, drainage. The postoperative course was uneventful, the patient was discharged after 15 days.

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2016
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