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NEW ISSUE ALERT!
Annals of @AfricanSurgery Vol 23.3 is live!
Explore new research, clinical insights, and perspectives shaping the future of surgery in Africa.
Read now: annalsofafricansurgery.com/
@KenyaSurgical @KAWSurgeons @SSFKenya @HealthProfKE @AJPPEditors @arumwesta
It’s the last week of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth!
Let’s reinforce our knowledge about breast cancer using evidence published in the @AfricanSurgery. Today we start with presentation.
Most breast cancers present with a lump. Other common presentations are shown on attached photo
By the time she was seen, breast tissue was absent, the skin around the areola was ulcerated and thickened, and fluid had collected around her lung. Biopsy confirmed grade III infiltrating ductal carcinoma. She was treated and referred for further therapy.
Takeaway: Breast cancer does not always announce itself with a lump. Any unexplained breast change; size, shape, skin, nipple, or a persistent ulcer; deserves clinical assessment.
@arumwesta @DialogueHealth @HealthProfKE
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A post-trauma scrotal mass in a 60-year-old man was primary testicular DLBCL—rare and aggressive. LDH + imaging raised suspicion; orchiectomy & IHC confirmed it. Suspect early, confirm, treat promptly.
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#PTDLBCL #Lymphoma
@arumwesta @HealthProfKE
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Thank you to our readers and authors!
Read the articles on our website: annalsofafricansurgery.com/
Which one(s) made it your reading list?
@AJPPEditors @HealthProfKE @KenyaSurgical
Peer review is central to publishing, but how do we measure it?
A 7yr audit of @AfricanSurgery review data showed reviewer acceptance improved after 2019, while quality scores stayed broadly stable; pointing to where support is now eeded.
Read: doi.org/10.3897/ese.2026.e18…
Thank you to our readers and authors!
Read the articles on our website: annalsofafricansurgery.com/
Which one(s) made it your reading list?
@AJPPEditors @HealthProfKE @KenyaSurgical
A post-trauma scrotal mass in a 60-year-old man was primary testicular DLBCL—rare and aggressive. LDH + imaging raised suspicion; orchiectomy & IHC confirmed it. Suspect early, confirm, treat promptly.
annalsofafricansurgery.com/p…
#PTDLBCL #Lymphoma
@arumwesta @HealthProfKE
When do rising inflammatory markers trump reassuring imaging in acute cholecystitis?
72yo M, CRP 270, US no perforation—surgery found sealed fundal perforation. Rising markers + symptoms warrant timely surgery.
Read: annalsofafricansurgery.com/a…
Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/0ww…
Check out "Inside Africa's Surgical Scene" by The Annals of African Surgery. Whether you are looking for specialized training, networking conferences, or advanced fellowships, we have curated the latest updates for you.
Explore: annalsofafricansurgery.com/i…
About 1 in 13 appendectomies showed NO appendicitis in this 5-yr audit.
Women 12% vs men 5.15%.
CT + U/S together? 91.6% accuracy.
Are we over-operating or under-imaging?
Read: annalsofafricansurgery.com/a…
🎧 open.spotify.com/episode/24a…
#Appendicitis #Surgery #MedTwitter
What is the global surgical community reading right now?
Check out the top 5 most-read articles in August 2026 from the The Annals of African Surgery!
🔗 Read them here: annalsofafricansurgery.com/
#SurgicalResearch #GlobalSurgery #MedEd
@arumwesta @KenyaSurgical @KAWSurgeons
What's the future of endourology across Africa?
A Nigerian study in @AfricanSurgery shows 63% do cystoscopy alone, yet only 3% do TURBT/URS.
Same barriers? Funding, equipment. Solutions; simulation, regional placements, and govt investment.
Read here: annalsofafricansurgery.com/p…
New study @AfricanSurgery : 62 female HCWs studied. At 30 days: 40.6% of navigated group got mammograms vs 0% non-navigated. At 90 days: navigated were 4.45x more likely to screen.
Even HCWs face screening barriers; navigation bridges the gap.
Read: annalsofafricansurgery.com/t…

ALT New study @AfricanSurgery : 62 female HCWs studied. At 30 days: 40.6% of navigated group got mammograms vs 0% non-navigated. At 90 days: navigated were 4.45x more likely to screen. Even HCWs face screening barriers; navigation bridges the gap. Read: https://www.annalsofafricansurgery.com/the-impact-of-navigation-on-breast-cancer-screening Podcast: https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/TS8cNKIOJ5b
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Rural Africa needs surgeons. Kenya found a way.
Decentralized training through @cosecsa + policy wins = more surgeons where they're needed.
Read the editorial: annalsofafricansurgery.com/k…
Tune into the podcast: open.spotify.com/episode/3XU…
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NEW ISSUE ALERT!
Annals of @AfricanSurgery Vol 23.3 is live!
Explore new research, clinical insights, and perspectives shaping the future of surgery in Africa.
Read now: annalsofafricansurgery.com/
@KenyaSurgical @KAWSurgeons @SSFKenya @HealthProfKE @AJPPEditors @arumwesta
Rural Africa needs surgeons. Kenya found a way.
Decentralized training through @cosecsa + policy wins = more surgeons where they're needed.
Read the editorial: annalsofafricansurgery.com/k…
Tune into the podcast: open.spotify.com/episode/3XU…
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Looking for surgical courses, fellowships and conferences?
Inside Africa’s Surgical Scene brings together opportunities for learning and professional development across Africa.
Explore this week’s opportunities: annalsofafricansurgery.com/i…
#AfricanSurgery #GlobalSurgery #MedEd
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What if a 'malignant' groin lump wasn't cancer?
65yo male with necrotic nodes suggesting malignancy, but histology revealed actinomycosis; treated with antibiotics, no surgery needed. Think beyond imaging. Read the case at : annalsofafricansurgery.com/i…




















