Publications (298)
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Cerebral toxoplasmosis, miliary tuberculosis and HIV co-infection with CD4 count of 446 cells/mm3: an unsual case report
Ouo Ouo Loua, Dramane Ouedraogo, Dramane Ouadraogo, Mariam Soumaré, Amayi Essénam Allé Akapko, Yacouba Cissoko
Cerebral toxoplasmosis and tuberculosis miliaria are major and serious opportunistic infections, usually occurring in HIV-positive individuals with CD4 counts< 200 cells/mm3. We report here a case in a 56-year-old patient with toxoplasmosistuberculosis- HIV co-infection with CD4 count of 446 cells/mm3. Under multidrug therapy (cotrimoxazole an(...)
Medicine, Chemoprophylaxis, Concomitant, Miliary tuberculosis, Tuberculosis, Pediatrics, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Toxoplasmosis, Opportunistic infection, AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections, Immunology, Sida, Internal medicine, Viral disease, Pathology
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Accident vasculaire cérébral hémorragique du sujet jeune : à propos d’un cas révélant un anévrysme de la carotide interne gauche et problématique de prise en charge dans un pays en développement.
OUEDRAOGO PA,YAMEOGO WSPA, SOME MJM, BIOGO WJ, ZONGO PV, TANKOANO AI, NIKIEMA Z, LOUGUE/SORGHO C, CISSE R
Nous rapportons un cas d’anévrysme de la carotide interne gauche chez une jeune patiente de 30 ans, qui a été révélé par des céphalées intenses, une hémiparésie droite et une aphasie motrice d’installation brutale. Le scanner cérébral initial a mis en évidence une collection hémorragique fronto-parieto-temporale gauche de 71 x 23 mm associée à(...)
AVC hémorragique, Anévrysme Angioscanner cérébral, Thérapeutique, Burkina Faso
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Crise de l'identité et de l'administration. L'exemple de Tin Akoff au Burkina Faso dans la région des trois frontières
Wendgoudi Appolinaire BEYI
Les crises ou les confits identitaires prennent leurs racines pour la plupart du temps dans le partage des ressources et l'intégration des acteurs dans des identités plurielles. Le concept « citoyen » demeure présent et performant en démocratie, absent dans les processus de développement social et solidaire. Le citoyen se constitue autour d'un(...)
Crise, identité, administration, Tin Akoff, trois frontières
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Le périmètre hydro-agricole de pensa et leurs effets induits dans le Sanmatenga
NIKIEMA Wendkouni Ousmane, SANOGO Salifou et YANOGO Pawendkisgou Isidore
Les questions d’ordre mondial, continental, régional, national, communal liées à la lutte contre l’insécurité
alimentaire, le déficit hydrique et la pauvreté demeurent des questions d’actualités pour les décideurs des
pays du sud et ceux du nord. Ainsi, avec la faible productivité agricole, certains pays comme le Burkina
Faso a opté pour la(...)
Sanmatenga, Pensa, Effets induits, Périmètre hydro-agricole.
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Le français du Burkina Faso : un indice de revendication d ’ une identité culturelle?
Alain Noindonmon HIEN
L’objectif de ce travail est de montrer que le français tel qu’il est parlé aujourd’hui au Burkina Faso est le résultat de la recherche d’une identité culturelle unique aux Burkinabè. Cet article argumente que la privation d’identité culturelle pour les Burkinabè de la période coloniale à la période postcoloniale est à l’origine de la naissanc(...)
Burkina Faso; le français burkinabè; langues et cultures burkinabè; langue et identité culturelle; l’hypothèse de Sapir-Whorf
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A systematic review of epidemiology, risk factors, diagnosis, antifungal resistance, and management of invasive aspergillosis in Africa
Isidore W. Yerbanga, Seydou Nakanabo Diallo, Toussaint Rouamba, Olivier Denise, Hector Rodriguez-Villalobos, Isabel Montesinos, Sanata Bamba
Invasive aspergillosis (IA) affects more than 300,000 people annually worldwide with a case fatality rate reaching 80%. However, in Africa despite the presence of risk factors for the development of IA, the burden of these fungal infections remained unknown. This systematic review aimed to update the available informa- tion on the epidemiology(...)
Invasive aspergillosis, Aspergillus, Africa
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Number Marking in Dagara and French: A Comparative Study
Alain Noindonmon HIEN
This paper examines how number is marked in Dagara (Mabia/ex-Gur, Niger-Congo) and French. It argues that number occupies a syntactic position in Dagara and French and that the difference between the two languages resides in the syntactic operation through which number is marked. Following previous studies, the paper mentions that the status o(...)
Dagara, French, number marking, head movement, multiple Agree
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Study of the potential for the solar concentrating sector in Burkina Faso
Stanislas Sanfo, Serge Dimitri Bazyomo, Tidiane Dao and Abdoulaye Ouedraogo
The results of atmospheric effect characterization on the town of Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso are presented and the link with the availability of the direct component of solar radiation is discussed. Experimental meteorological data are treated to set a system of constant references which are used to extrapolate the likely atmospheric effect g(...)
Solar radiation, direct component, solar potential, Burkina Faso, experimental data
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Properties of phyllosilicate-based porous ceramics shaped by conventional tape casting and freeze tape casting
Kassoum Barry, Gisèle Laure Lecomte-Nana, Mohamed Seynou, Michael Faucher, Philippe Blanchart, Claire Peyratout
Silicate ceramics were shaped using tape casting (TC) and freeze tape casting (FTC) processes from three clays labeled HCR, KORS, and KCR. These clays exhibited mass content of 77% halloysite–10 Å, 29% kaolinite, and 98% kaolinite minerals, respectively. After casting the slurries, the dried tapes were sintered at 1200◦C. The microstructure ch(...)
biaxial flexural strength, freeze tape casting, halloysite, kaolinite, textured porosity, thermal conductivity
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Prospective observational study to evaluate the clinical and biological safety profile of pyronaridine– artesunate in a rural health district in Burkina Faso
Toussaint Rouamba, Paul Sondo, Isidore W. Yerbanga, Adelaide Compaore, Maminata Traore- CoulibalyF, ranck S. Hien, Nassirou A. Diande, Innocent Valea, Marc Christian Tahita, Rita Baiden, Fred Binka, Halidou Tinto
The assessment in real- life conditions of the safety and efficacy of new antimalarial drugs is of greatest interest. This study aimed to monitor and evaluate both clinical and biological safety of pyronaridine- artesunate (PA) in real- life conditions in Burkina Faso's health system. This was a single- arm, open- label study, where patients a(...)
artesunate, Burkina Faso, cohort event monitoring, hepatic safety, pyronaridine, safety monitoring
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Epidemiology of pediatric urolithiasis in a secondary level university hospital in Burkina Faso
Bere B, Traore TM, Kabore M, Ouedraogo S, Kambire JL, Zongo PV, Tapsoba WT, Ouedraogo SF, Traore Y, Ouedraogo I, Bandre E, Wandaogo A
Urolithiasis has long been considered less fre quent in children than in adults. However, daily clinical practice at the Regional Teaching Hospital of Ouahigouya seems to show that urolithiasis is more frequent in children than in adults. This study, the first of its kind at the Regional Teaching Hospital of Ouahi gouya, aims to describe the e(...)
Epidemiology; Urolithiasis; Pediatric; Burkina Faso
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Comparative Ship Classification in Heterogeneous Dataset with Pre-trained Models
Bole Wilfried Tienin; Cui Guolong; Roldan Mba Esidang
In this work, we have proposed a comparative study on heterogeneous ship images classification via pre-trained models (VGG16, Inception-V3, ResNet-50). We have introduced a new dataset in this paper: heterogeneous dataset, where data were collected from two different sensors i.e. optical sensor and radar sensor. We have proposed three classes(...)
SAR images , optical satellite images , pre-trained model , ship classification
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ON ADPOSITION PHRASES IN DAGARA
Alain Noindonmon HIEN
This paper proposes a reanalysis of adposition phrases expressing locations in Dagara. It has been observed in the literature that locative adpositions are postpositional in Dagara, which is arguably a head-initial language and does have a preposition as well. This paper examines the behavior of what has been analyzed as postpositions with res(...)
Adposition phrases, Dagara, nominal category, empty category
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On the Category of <<na>> in Dagara: a focus marker or/and an affirmative marker?
Alain Noindonmon HIEN
This paper proposes a reanalysis of the expression "na" in Dagara, which is sometimes analyzed as a focus marker. It is assumed in the literature that the morpheme "na" is a focus marker and that its syntactic position depends on what is focused in the sentence. According to some researchers, when "na" is used to focus a predicate, it occurs i(...)
Dagara, West African languages, focus marker, affirmative marker, Polarity Phrase
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Corps étranger intracrânien de nature inhabituelle chez un enfant suite à un accident de la circulation routière, à propos d’un cas
A Ouangre, B Bere, WSPA Yameogo, SAK Bouda, B Neya, TD, Yaogho, TD Zoundi, PV Zongo, Salam Ouedraogo, Souleymane Ouedraogo
Introduction : Les accidents de la circulation routière sont l’une des principales causes de traumatismes crâniens chez l’enfant et ils peuvent entrainer des lésions intracrâniennes avec la présence de corps étranger. Nous rapportons un cas inhabituel de la présence intracrânienne d’une dent suite à un accident de la circulation routière.
Cas(...)
Mots-clés : accident ; circulation routière ; corps étrangers ; dent