Buschke-Lowenstein Tumor (BLT) or Giant Acuminate Condyloma (GAC) is an uncommon clinical entity rarely published in Côte d'Ivoire and Africa. It is a viral infection with increasing sexual transmission due to the resurgence of HIV infection. This observation is the first case recorded in our service in three decades. The treatment is resolutely surgical, in our context of sub-medicalization, in the absence of other therapeutic means. Most of the time the progression is favorable, but the prognosis can be aggravated by the HIV coinfection. Through this observation, the authors insist on the prevention of all sexually transmitted infections, particularly, with HPV and HIV, by sexual education (abstinence, fidelity, port of condom) and the systematic vaccination before any sexual activity.

Background: The objectives of our study were to determine the sociodemographic characteristics of the patients received in our service for abortion and to describe the Post Abortion Cares (PAC) that have been administered since the 2014 reorganization.Methods: This was a descriptive and prospective study over 12 months taking into account patients admitted to our department for abortion.Results: The frequency of abortions was 24%. The majority of patients were less than 25 years old (84.95%) and single (74.33%) had a low level of study (71.68%), an induced abortion history (73.75%) and a notion of contraceptive use (58%). On admission 15.48% of abortions were complicated. Patients mostly received, during their stay, abortion emergency cares (71.68%), contraception (81.25%) and HIV test (90.26%). They also benefited at 6 weeks from the cervical cancer screening (78.57%).Conclusions: The reorganization of the practice of abortion care permitted us to have the expected results.