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MD5: de113c80381c87ac2465ec7e903e2e56
Case report form (PDF, 19 pages).
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Tabular Data - 18.8 KB - 1 Variables, 546 Observations - UNF:6:QDTu5z2Y7xIeanRSu3mpUw==
Main dataset, pseudoanonymized (text UTF-8, tab-separated values).
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Dataset citation, dictionnary and description. |
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MD5: abcbc134d5a6b7e9bd11ac8cfa781362
Study protocol (PDF, 41 pages).
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Mar 4, 2025
Boullé, Charlotte; Pion, Sébastien; Gardon, Jacques; Gardon-Wendel, Nathalie; Fokom Domgue, Joël; Kamgno, Joseph; Chesnais, Cédric; Boussinesq, Michel, 2025, "Replication data for: Revisiting the Loa loa microfilaremia thresholds above which serious adverse events may occur with ivermectin treatment (Cameroon)", https://doi.org/10.23708/4GVQIJ, DataSuds, V1, UNF:6:ibS817Wds6hX+S6k9UOsdg== [fileUNF]
Data: data from two clinical trials conducted in Cameroon where L. loa MFD were determined before IVM administration. References: Gardon J, Gardon-Wendel N, Demanga-Ngangue, Kamgno J, Chippaux J-P, Boussinesq M. Serious reactions after mass treatment of onchocerciasis with iverme... |
Tabular Data - 279 B - 4 Variables, 5 Observations - UNF:6:ltQ5yZeR2M0mG6wjkbhtEA==
Data dictionary |
Tabular Data - 259.9 KB - 6 Variables, 10506 Observations - UNF:6:tqkmhZPx/qJ/AQogYLZUNw==
Revisiting the Loa loa microfilaremia thresholds above which serious adverse events may occur with ivermectin treatment |
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Dataset citation, description and terms of use |
Jan 30, 2025
Campillo, Jérémy; Pakat-Pambou, Biam-Miveck; Sahm, Bachiratou; Pion, Sebastien D. S.; Hemilembolo, Marlhand C.; Lebredonchel, Elodie; Boussinesq, Michel; Missamou, François; Chesnais, Cédric, 2025, "Replication data for - Incidence of loiasis clinical manifestations in a rural area of the Republic of Congo: results from a longitudinal prospective study (the MorLo project)", https://doi.org/10.23708/BNMZN8, DataSuds, V1, UNF:6:ot97WXQ0SsOwXC4RC0YeHw== [fileUNF]
Loiasis is endemic in Central Africa. Despite evidence of clinical complications and increased mortality, it remains excluded from the list of neglected tropical diseases. The main manifestations are Calabar swellings (CS), Eyeworm (EW) and non-specific general symptoms such arth... |