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Dakar, July 18 (APS) – The Senegalese Dermatology-Venereology Society (SOSEDEV) is holding its first scientific congress on Thursday at 5pm at the Le Virage Hotel in Dakar, announcing a press release to the APS.
The congress, which runs until Saturday, will see the participation of about 200 health professionals from Senegal, the subregion and the Maghreb, reports the source.
Laqualle informs that "these professionals of health are doctors of different medical specialties, pharmacists, biologists and paramedical agents. "
They will treat systemic diseases, but also cutaneous cancers, informs the release which learns that" the choice of these themes is motivated by their frequency but also by their morbidity and mortality and the difficulty of their management. "
Indeed," systemic diseases as cutaneous cancers are chronic diseases non-communicable drugs and which require multidisciplinary care, a raised technical platform and access to new molecules including biotherapies "reads in the text.
Delegates will also discuss other skin conditions such as eczema, acne and voluntary cosmetic depigmentation.
"This congress will be an opportunity for continuing medical education with the facilitation of workshops on Allergology, dermoscopy-trichoscopy, medical biology, and cosmetology "
During the congress" a tribute will be paid to one of the pioneers of Senegalese Dermatology, Professor Bassirou Ndiaye, chosen as the President of these scientific days but also Dr. Waldemar Daluz, a liberal dermatologist in Dakar who died a few months ago and who is the godfather of these days "concludes the communiqué.
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