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| 1 | Leishmaniose cutanée chez les malades infectés par le VIH显示文摘 | P. Niamba A. Traoré O. Goumbri-Lompo C. Labrèze F. Traoré-Barro M. Bonkoungou L. Ilboudo A. Gaulier B.-R. Soudré | 2006 | Annales de dermatologie et de venereologie2006，，6： | 1 |
| 2 | Herpes zoster and human imunodeficiency virus in the medical centers of Ouagadougou显示文摘 | BARRO TRAORE F TRAORE A ILBOUDO L | 2007 | Dakar Med2007，52，3： | 1 |
| 3 | Early onset neonatal sepsis and meningi- tis显示文摘 | Ilboudo CM Jackson MA | 2014 | J Pediatric Infect Dis Soc2014，3，4： | 1 |
| 4 | Herpes zoster and human imunodeficiency virus in the medical centers of Ouagadougou显示文摘 | Barro-Traore F Traore A Ilboudo L | | 0，，03： | 1 |
| 5 | Performance of clinical signs and symptoms,rapid and reference laboratory diagnostic tests for diagnosis of human African trypanosomiasis by passive screening in Guinea:a prospective diagnostic accuracy study显示文摘Background Passive diagnosis of human African trypanosomiasis(HAT)at the health facility level is a major component of HAT control in Guinea.We examined which clinical signs and symptoms are associated with HAT,and assessed the performance of selected clinical presentations,of rapid diagnostic tests(RDT),and of reference laboratory tests on dried blood spots(DBS)for diagnosing HAT in Guinea.Method The study took place in 14 health facilities in Guinea,where 2345 clinical suspects were tested with RDTs(HAT Sero-K-Set,rHAT Sero-Strip,and SD Bioline HAT).Seropositives underwent parasitological examination(reference test)to confirm HAT and their DBS were tested in indirect enzyme-linked immunoassay(ELISA)/Trypanosoma brucei gambiense,trypanolysis,Loopamp Trypanosoma brucei Detection kit(LAMP)and m18S quantitative PCR(qPCR).Multivariable regression analysis assessed association of clinical presentation with HAT.Sensitivity,specificity,positive and negative predictive values of key clinical presentations,of the RDTs and of the DBS tests for HAT diagnosis were determined.Results The HAT prevalence,as confirmed parasitologically,was 2.0%(48/2345,95%CI:1.5–2.7%).Odds ratios(OR)for HAT were increased for participants with swollen lymph nodes(OR=96.7,95%CI:20.7–452.0),important weight loss(OR=20.4,95%CI:7.05–58.9),severe itching(OR=45.9,95%CI:7.3–288.7)or motor disorders(OR=4.5,95%CI:0.89–22.5).Presence of at least one of these clinical presentations was 75.6%(95%CI:73.8–77.4%)specific and 97.9%(95%CI:88.9–99.9%)sensitive for HAT.HAT Sero-K-Set,rHAT Sero-Strip,and SD Bioline HAT were respectively 97.5%(95%CI:96.8–98.1%),99.4%(95%CI:99.0–99.7%)and 97.9%(95%CI:97.2–98.4%)specific,and 100%(95%CI:92.5–100.0%),59.6%(95%CI:44.3–73.3%)and 93.8%(95%CI:82.8–98.7%)sensitive for HAT.The RDT’s positive and negative predictive values ranged from 45.2–66.7%and 99.2–100%respectively.All DBS tests had specificities≥92.9%.While LAMP and m18S qPCR sensitivities were below 50%,trypanolysis and ELISA/T.b.gambiense had sensitivities of 85.3%(95%CI:68.9–95.0%)and 67.6%(95%CI:49.5–82.6%).Conclusions Presence of swollen lymph nodes,important weight loss,severe itching or motor disorders are simple but accurate clinical criteria for HAT referral in HAT endemic areas in Guinea.Diagnostic performances of HAT Sero-K-Set and SD Bioline HAT are sufficient for referring positives to microscopy.Trypanolysis on DBS may discriminate HAT patients from false RDT positives. | Oumou Camara Mamadou Camara Laura Cristina Falzon Hamidou Ilboudo Jacques Kaboré Charlie Franck Alfred Compaoré Eric Maurice Fèvre Philippe Büscher Bruno Bucheton Veerle Lejon | 2023 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2023，12，2： | 0 |
| 6 | Epidemiology of antibiotic resistance in Burkina Faso显示文摘Burkina Faso(West Africa) is a tropical country with a high incidence of infectious diseases.The uncontrolled use of antibiotics against bacterial pathogens has given rise to the emergence of antibiotic resistance in this country.The aims of this study were;i) to determine the prevalences of the most important pathogenic bacteria isolated in the town of Ouagadougou;ii) to identify the bacterial species which have acquired resistance as a result of antibiotic selection;iii) to compare antibiotic-resistances of Escherichia coli isolated from stool culture in the present study with results obtained in 2002 from strains collected in the same structure in Burkina Faso;iv) to determine the trend of antibiotic resistance in Burkina Faso in order to give local advice on the most appropriate empiric antibiotic therapy.Six thousand two hundred and sixty four samples of blood,stools, urine,sputum,pus and vaginal secretion were collected and analyzed in Saint Camille Medical Center(SCMC) laboratory from May 2001 to May 2006.Out of the 6264 samples tested no pathogen was identified in 1583(25.31%),whilst 4681(74.73%) were positive with the incidence of the microrganisms isolated being as follows;Escherichia coli 1291(27.6%),Staphylococcus aureus 922(19.7%),Salmonella spp 561(12. 0%),Streptococcus spp 499(10.7%),Klebsiella spp 359(7.7%),Shigella spp(6.3%),Acinetobacter spp 266(5.7%) and others 783(16.7%).Among the isolated pathogens,the highest resistance was found to amoxicillin:Proteus spp 95,6%,Escherichia coli 78,2%,Salmonella spp 62,2%,Shigella spp 73,4% and Klebsiella spp 89,9%,followed by resistance to ampicillin and cotrimoxazole.Comparing the prevalence of antibiotic resistance of Escherichia cob’from stool cultures isolated during 1999-2000 to that of 2001-2006, a significant reduction was found which could be due to the improved use of antibiotics in recent years.The reduced antibiotic-resistance observed in pathogens isolated in Burkina Faso during this study as compared to previous data,could be the result of setting up microbiological epidemiological monitoring centres,in tropical countries,to better control the emergence of bacterial antibiotic-resistance. | Simpore J Zeba B Karou D Ilboudo D Pignatelli S Nacoulma OG Musumeci S | 2008 | Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine2008，1，2： | 0 |
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