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Publications and source records attributed to A Ammar-Khodja.
The causative agent of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Mauritania is identified for the first time as Leishmania major MON-117, a new zymodeme closely related to MON-26. The authors point out the need to study this previously unknown focus.
The author reports a case of severe myasthenia in a 40 year-old women who presented an endocochlear type autoimmune deafness of progressive and bilatereal appearance during the evolution of her disease. It was associated with oropharyngeal and laryngeal disorders on top of which oculopalpebral anomalies were added.
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A resurgence of cutaneous leishmaniasis is presently noted in northern Algeria. This form of oriental sore is caused by a parasite belonging to the Leishmania donovani complex. Its epidemiological and clinical characteristics allow distinction with the L. major zoonotic cutaneous leishmaniasis known to occur in the steppe regions of Algeria. Preliminary results of a clinical trial involving the use of ketoconazole, indicate that this drug is rapidly effective.
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