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Inflammatory demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system in Niger by Assadeck, H., Toudou Daouda, M., Adehossi Omar, É., Mamadou, Z., Hassane Djibo, F., Douma Maiga, D.

“…In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), few studies have been reported on inflammatory demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system (CNS). Neuromyelitis optica…”
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Premiers cas de sclérose en plaques au Niger by ASSADECK, H, DAOUDA, M Toudou, F Hassane DJIBO, D Douma MAIGA, OMAR, É Adehossi

“…Nous rapportons les deux premiers cas de sclérose en plaques cliniquement définie au Niger sur une période d’activité en neurologie de 20 ans (1996-2016). Il…”
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À propos d’un cas du syndrome de Lewis-Sumner observé au Niger by Assadeck, H, Daouda, M Toudou, F Hassane Djibo, D Douma Maiga, Omar, É Adehossi

“…Nous rapportons le premier cas documenté du syndrome de Lewis-Sumner (SLS) observé dans le service de neurologie de l’hôpital national de Niamey, Niger. Il…”
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Drug resistant epilepsy by Djibo, F. Hassane

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À propos d’un cas du syndrome de Lewis-Sumner observé au Niger by ASSADECK, H, DAOUDA, M. Toudou, DJIBO, F. Hassane, MAIGA, D. Douma, OMAR, É. Adehossi

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À propos d’un cas du syndrome de Lewis-Sumner observé au Niger by ASSADECK, H, DAOUDA, M. Toudou, DJIBO, F. Hassane, MAIGA, D. Douma, OMAR, É. Adehossi

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Premier cas de sclérose en plaques au Niger by Assadeck, He, Toudou Daouda, M, Hassane Djibo, F, Douma Maiga, D, Adehossi Omar, E

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About a Case of Lewis-Sumner Syndrome Observed in Niger by Assadeck, H, Daouda, M Toudou, Djibo, F Hassane, Maiga, D Douma, Omar, É Adehossi

“…We report the first documented case of Lewis-Sumner syndrome observed in the Department of Neurology of the National Hospital of Niamey, Niger. It was a…”
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First Cases of Multiple Sclerosis in Niger by Assadeck, H, Daouda, M Toudou, Djibo, F Hassane, Maiga, D Douma, Omar, É Adehossi

“…We report the first two cases of clinically definite multiple sclerosis in Niger over a period of 20 years (1996-2016). They were a 19-year-old woman and a…”
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