[Perianal cutaneous ulcerations in the tropical zone. Proposal for a diagnostic and therapeutic decision tree. A case report].
Perianal cutaneous ulcerations in tropical countries have multiple causes: bacterial, viral and parasitic. Taking the opportunity of a case observed in Bambari (CRA) of which the etiologic origin was not clearly established, the authors offer a proposal for a diagnostic and therapeutic protocol aimed at easing decision. Etiologies quickly cured, such as amoebiasis and tuberculosis have to be explored in priority.
Simon
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Service de Médecine, Hôpital Régional de Bambari, République Centrafricaine.
Namssenmo
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Klotz
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