Moïse Kwasivi Fiadjoe: key obituary facts
Is Moïse Kwasivi Fiadjoe dead? Yes. Moïse Kwasivi Fiadjoe died on October 3, 2026.
Cause of death: Moïse Kwasivi Fiadjoe's cause of death has not been publicly confirmed.
What was Moïse Kwasivi Fiadjoe known for?
He was a Togolese obstetrician-gynecologist.
More about Moïse Kwasivi Fiadjoe
Gender: male.
Occupation: physician, obstetrician-gynecologist.
Nationality: Togo.
Education: University of Lille.
Moïse Kwasivi Fiadjoe, a Togolese gynecologist, died in France on October 3, 2026.
A graduate of the faculty of medicine at the University of Lille, he specialized in anatomy, sonography and gynecology, then completed his residency in Tourcoing. After his training, he returned to Togo and established his medical practice there.
Fiadjoe became the first doctor in the country to equip his office with an ultrasound machine. His work also included fertility treatment, and he performed Togo’s first in vitro fertilization. His professional path took him from medical education and residency in France to clinical work in Togo, where his training in imaging and gynecology informed his practice. The milestones associated with his work included the introduction of office-based ultrasound equipment and the country’s first in vitro fertilization procedure. These achievements reflected the two areas of care—diagnostic sonography and fertility treatment—that featured prominently in his work as a gynecologist.