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A university hospital in Abidjan with a cancer service and a children's cancer unit. It is one of five public places in Côte d'Ivoire that give anticancer medicines.
The national cancer plan of March 2022 names CHU de Treichville's Service de Cancérologie and its paediatric oncology unit among the five public services able to give anticancer treatment, alongside CHU de Yopougon, CNRAO and the Hôpital Mère-Enfant de Bingerville. It also has one of three public pathology services (with Cocody and Bouaké; the plan gives about 4,000 to 6,000 specimens a year and says Cocody and Treichville were equipped for immunohistochemistry in 2020), a breast imaging unit, and treatment of precancerous cervical lesions. The plan records that the Franco-African paediatric oncology group (GFAOP) began sending childhood cancer medicines in 2004 and was reducing them from 2021, and that a pilot to digitise Abidjan registry data collection was running in the hospital's cancer unit and at CNRAO. CNRAO's UICC page lists the hospital among public sites where the State's agreement with Roche gives uninsured patients free medicines. The hospital's own website did not resolve.
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