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Title: Why is GI illness important in poor countries


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Why is GI illness important inpoor countries?
  • PIH-PFP
  • Global Health Forum
  • May 15, 2009

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  • Physicians for Peace
  • PFP experience in Haiti
  • Helicobacter pylori poor hygiene
  • Endoscopy

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Building peace and international friendships
through medical education in over 50 countries
since 1984

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PFP Countries and the Human Development Index

Physicians For Peace
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What Sets Us Apart?
  • Training FIRST priority
  • Sustainable
  • Replicable
  • Medical Rigor -MOC
  • Multi-Disciplinary
  • Low-Cost, High Touch
  • Continued Support
  • Nation Building

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Physicians For Peace
Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day
teach a man to fish and he will eat for a
lifetime.
  • PFP Philosophy
  • Work side by side with local physicians
  • Teach at bedside
  • Operate together
  • Use local facilities
  • Share ideas

A teacher affects eternity he never knows
where his influence stops.
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PFP Projects in Haiti
  • GI program Hôpital Sainte Croix
  • EVMS Student / Resident projects at HSC
  • EVMS/CHKD pediatric project with Medical School
    of the State University
  • Silesian Sisters Health Care System
  • National medical conferences by HSC
  • Hôpital Albert Schweitzer GI program
  • Partners in Health endoscopy program

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Primary GI problems in Haiti
  • Stomach cancer
  • Esophageal cancer
  • Peptic ulcer disease
  • GE reflux disease
  • Functional UGI disease
  • Intestinal parasites

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QUID?
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H. PyloriEpidemiologie
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H. pylori seroprevalence in Haiti Community
Cross-Sectional Data, Convenience Sample
SERO-POSITIVE FOR IgG
AGE IN YEARS
TABARRE N45/69 (65) POSITIVE
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Trouvailles endoscopiques pour H. pylori
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Clinical outcomes of Hp infection
  • mucosal attachment - antrum and body
  • chronic superficial gastritis
  • asymptomatic before 5 yrs after 5 yrs
    epithelial proliferation

  • carrier chronic pangastritis localized
    gastritis MALT lymphoma

  • gastric atrophy peptic
    ulcer/non ulcer dyspepsia
  • intestinal metaplasia
  • adenocarcinoma

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Endoscopy Diagnostic Centers(differential
diagnosis)
  • Hôpital Ste. Croix
  • Hôpital Albert Schweitzer
  • Partners in Health / MOH centers
  • St. Marc
  • Mirebalais

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Endoscopy equipment, third trip
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HSC Endoscopy suite, 1990
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2nd Endoscopy suite, 1995Hôpital Sainte Croix
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HAS Endoscopy
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MOH Hospital, St. Marc
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MOH-PIH diagnostic facilitySt. Marc
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FIN Questions?
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