Togo's CHU Campus hospital adds new medical services
The Lomé hospital now offers interventional cardiology, MRI, and dialysis with new equipment.
The CHU Campus hospital in Lomé, Togo, has introduced advanced medical services including interventional cardiology, MRI scans, and dialysis since early September 2026. These upgrades aim to improve the quality, accessibility, and safety of healthcare for the population, according to hospital director Dr. Kalao Assima Essodom.
The cardiology department now features a state-of-the-art operating room and intensive care unit, capable of performing angioplasties, coronarographies, and pacemaker insertions. The medical imaging complex includes a 1.5 Tesla MRI, a new scanner, remote-controlled X-ray tables, ultrasounds, and mammography equipment.
A new emergency department and six operating theatres for trauma, surgery, and specialized procedures are now operational. The hospital also opened a pathology service on November 5 and will launch its dialysis unit with 10 generators on November 9. A 100-capacity morgue has been serving the greater Lomé area for two months.
Why it mattersTogolese citizens can now access advanced cardiac procedures, detailed imaging, and kidney dialysis services at the CHU Campus hospital.