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Efficacy and Safety of Manual Partial Red Cell Exchange in the Management of Severe Complications of Sickle Cell Disease in a Developing Country by Sall, A., Dieye, T. N., Toure, A. O., Diop, S., Gueye, Y. B., Senghor, A. B., Gadji, M., Toure, S. A., Dieng, N., Seck, M., Sow, D., Faye, B. F., Sy, D.

“…Introduction. The realization of red cell exchange (RCE) in Africa faces the lack of blood, transfusion safety, and equipment. We evaluated its efficacy and…”
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Anatomical and ultrastructural adaptations of seagrass leaves: an evaluation of the southern Atlantic groups by Ferreira, Chirle, Horta, Paulo A., Almeida, Gabriela M., Zitta, Carmen S., de M. Oliveira, Eliana, Gueye, Marietou B. Y. B., Rodrigues, Ana C.

“…Seagrasses, which form an integral part of the worldwide coastal habitat, are considered highly relevant from an ecological point of view. Due to the scarcity…”
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Evaluation of the efficacy of medical screening of blood donors on preventing blood transfusion-transmitted infectious agents by Seck, M, Dièye, B, Guèye, Y B, Faye, B F, Senghor, A B, Toure, S A, Dieng, N, Sall, A, Toure, A O, Dièye, T N, Diop, S

“…The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of medical screening to retain blood donors in window period by comparing the seroprevalence of infectious…”
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Implementing haemophilia care in Senegal, West Africa by Diop, S., Seck, M., Sy-Bah, D., Faye, B. F., Sow-Ndoye, A., Gueye, Y. B., Senghor, A. B., Sall-Fall, A., Toure-Fall, A. O., Dièye, T. N., Thiam, D., Diakhate, L.

“…Summary Despite significant progres on haemophilia care in developed world, this disease remains unknown in many sub‐Saharan African countries. The objectives…”
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Implementing haemophilia care in S enegal, W est A frica by Diop, S., Seck, M., Sy‐Bah, D., Faye, B. F., Sow‐Ndoye, A., Gueye, Y. B., Senghor, A. B., Sall‐Fall, A., Toure‐Fall, A. O., Dièye, T. N., Thiam, D., Diakhate, L.

“…Despite significant progres on haemophilia care in developed world, this disease remains unknown in many sub‐Saharan African countries. The objectives of this…”
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