Dr. Guy Dovi-Akue

Dr. Guy Dovi-Akue is a highly experienced General Surgeon and Traumatologist with over 12 years of expertise in surgical interventions and trauma care. After completing his MBBS in 2005 and his MS in General Surgery in 2012, Dr. Dovi-Akue has focused on diagnosing and treating acute and chronic conditions that require surgical intervention, with a particular focus on trauma care, emergency surgeries, and elective surgical procedures.

Dr. Dovi-Akue has worked in private hospitals and public healthcare settings in Atakpamé, treating a broad spectrum of conditions, including traumatic injuries, abdominal surgeries, hernia repairs, and cancer surgeries. He is skilled in performing laparoscopic surgeries and minimally invasive procedures, providing patients with efficient and quicker recovery times. Dr. Dovi-Akue is also trained in post-operative care, ensuring his patients recover effectively after surgery.

Dr. Dovi-Akue has contributed to research in trauma care and surgical practices, particularly focusing on emergency surgeries and advanced wound healing techniques. His research has explored surgical outcomes in low-resource settings and the effectiveness of minimally invasive surgeries for trauma patients. He has been involved in clinical trials assessing new surgical techniques and post-surgical care strategies, presenting his findings at national and international surgical conferences.

• Best General Surgeon of the Year, Togo Medical Association (2017)

• Excellence in Trauma Surgery, West African Surgery Conference (2019)

• Outstanding Contribution to Surgical Research, Togo Medical Council (2020)

Dr. Dovi-Akue has authored several research papers in general surgery and traumatology, particularly focusing on trauma care, wound management, and surgical techniques for minimally invasive surgery. His work has been published in surgical journals and has significantly contributed to improving surgical practices and patient recovery in sub-Saharan Africa. Dr. Dovi-Akue’s research continues to influence surgical education and clinical practices in Africa.