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Improvement of SCD morbimortality in children: experience in a remote area of an African country.

par Mbiya, Benoît Mukinayi;Kalombo, Didier Kalenda;Mukendi, Yannick Nkesu;Daubie, Valéry ;Mpoyi, John Kalenda;Biboyi, Parola Mukendi;Disashi, Ghislain Tumba;Gulbis, Béatrice
Référence BMC health services research, 21, 1, page (294)
Publication Publié, 2021-04

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Résumé :

Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a public health problem in the Democratic Republic of Congo. While reference sickle cell centers have been implemented in capital cities of African countries and have proven to be beneficial for SCD patients. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, they have never been set up in remote areas for families with low or very low sources of income.