Motah Mathieu

Post Traumatic Epilepsy with Sequel of Frontal Contusion and Spontaneous Regression of Extradural Hematoma; Clinical Case and Review of the Literature

Joseph Fondop, Koagne Foagouo, Dikongue Dikongue Fred, Atemkeng Tsatedem Faustin, DJAM CHEFOR ALAIN, Motah Mathieu, Fuentes Stéphane, Djientcheu Vincent de Paul & Stephane Fuentes · International Neuropsychiatric Disease Journal · 2022

Post traumatic epilepsy are frequent complications of moderate and severe head injuries, they are found in hemorrhagic contusions and hematomas. Several isolated or associated mechanisms are involved in the occurrence of these convulsions (increased inflammatory markers, neuronal...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/indj/2022/v18i4361

Ossification of a Post-traumatic Low Frontal Subcutaneous Hematoma Treated Via Trans-eyebrow Approach: A Clinical Case

Fondop Joseph, Puepie Marlene, Moumi Mirelle, Haman N.O., Dikongue Dikongue A, DJAM CHEFOR ALAIN, Motah Mathieu & Djientcheu Vincent de Paul · Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · 2024

Background: Post-traumatic hematomas can be subcutaneous or subperiosteal, with the latter being rare outside the neonatal period. These hematomas typically resorb spontaneously but can occasionally ossify. Ossification is extremely rare and may occur in the context of carcinosis...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajcrs/2024/v7i2568

Obstetric Frontal Head Trauma in a Newborn: A Case Report and Literature Review

Fondop Joseph, Puepie Marlene, Moumi Mirelle, Haman N.O., Dikongue Dikongue A, DJAM CHEFOR ALAIN, Motah Mathieu & Djientcheu Vincent de Paul · Asian Journal of Research in Surgery · 2024

Obstetrical cranial trauma can be responsible for extracranial hematomas, cranial fractures, and intracranial hematomas. It is diagnosed early, either after a normal vaginal or instrumental delivery, and rarely during Caesarean deliveries. It is most often located at the parietal...

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