N. Saleri
- High incidence of sputum smear negative tuberculosis during HAART in Burkina FasoBy M. Dembelé, N. Saleri, G. B. Migliori, H. Ouedraogo, A. C. C. Carvalho, M. Ouedraogo, G. Badoum and A. MatteelliM. DembeléN. SaleriG. B. MiglioriH. OuedraogoA. C. C. CarvalhoM. OuedraogoG. Badoum
- Failing a re-treatment regimen does not predict MDR/XDR tuberculosis: is “blind” treatment dangerous?By G. Badoum, N. Saleri, M.S. Dembélé, M. Ouedraogo, G. Pinsi, K. Boncoungou, V. Bonkoungou, E. Birba, P. Miotto, G.B. Migliori, D.M. Cirillo and A. MatteelliG. BadoumN. SaleriM.S. DembéléM. OuedraogoG. PinsiK. BoncoungouV. BonkoungouE. BirbaP. MiottoG.B. MiglioriD.M. CirilloA. Matteelli
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