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Results: We surveyed 196 medical students, 76 (38.8%) in grade 7 and 61 (31.1%) in grade 6. Among them, only 29.2% had done internships in dermatology and 37.2% said they were interested in dermatology. The majority (70.2%) of students interested in dermatology had already done internships in the department (p = 0.0003). Dermatology is a specialty of intermediate difficulty according to 79.6% of the students and 63.8% of the students considered their level of practical knowledge in dermatology weak. Of the 125 students who rated their level of practical knowledge as low in dermatology, 101 had never had any internship in the department (p = 0.00001). More than half (56.6%) of students felt they were able to deal with common dermatoses during the course of their general practice and there was a significant association between students doing their traineeship in dermatology and the possibility of taking care of common dermatoses (p = 0.001).

Perception of Dermatology by Medical Students in the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Lomé (Togo)