Plan
- INTRODUCTION ( trypanosomiase humaine africaine )
- HISTORIQUE : Le parasite ( trypanosomiase humaine ...
- Historique : Le vecteur
- Historique : Les grandes épidémies
- Historique : traitement
- Agents pathogènes : Identité
- Morphologie
- Cycle
- Réservoir : Hôte Malade
- Réservoir animal
- Réservoir : Vecteur
- Transmission de la maladie
- Aspect épidémiologique et fréquence
- Répartition géographique et population à risque
- PHYSIOPATHOLOGIE
- Clinique
- Para clinique : Méthodes conduisant à une présompt...
- Confirmation diagnostique
- Détermination du stade
- Démarche diagnostique
- Inventaire des produits actifs
- Chimiorésistance dans la trypanosomose humaine afr...
- Les candidats-médicaments
- Indications thérapeutiques
- Suivi post-opératoire
- Lutte anti vectorielle
- Conclusion
- Résumé
- Bibliographie
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