Palmoplantar Malignant Melanoma (PPMM) is a tumor that arises from the melanocytes of the palmoplantar location. It is usually curable when treated surgically if diagnosed early.

Cervical cancer is the second most common female cancer after breast cancer in developing countries including Congo. Patients are diagnosed in most cases in the advanced stages and are treated in a standard way by concomitant radio chemotherapy.After the treatment of cervical cancers by radiotherapy, surveillance is an important stage in life after irradiation because it can either detect and treat the late effects of irradiation, detect and treat early a possible tumor recurrence, or reassure patients of the possibility of complete remission or cure. Radiation monitoring is clinical and radiological.It was a good opportunity for us to take stock of the surveillance of patients with radiotherapy at the University Hospital Centre (CHU) in Brazzaville and abroad for cervical cancer.