16. When infection and malignancy intersect in Rwanda: A diagnostic challenge in the tropics – Case Report

Jessica Tuan, MD, MS, of YSM
American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene Annual Meeting, November 2019

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6 thoughts on “16. When infection and malignancy intersect in Rwanda: A diagnostic challenge in the tropics – Case Report

  1. CT and MRI imaging are much more accessible in the capital of Rwanda, Kigali, compared to the rural areas of Rwanda, as transportation to the capital from those rural areas is a barrier. It can take three hours to transport a patient from rural areas to the city if such imaging is required. Patients may have Mutuelle Insurance which covers some medical costs, but may have to pay for procedures and some imaging out of pocket.


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  3. While patients with Mutuelle Insurance may have some of their medical expenses covered mario games, they may still be responsible for paying for certain operations and imaging on their own.

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