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39. Mushumba, H., D. Froeb, W. Mucyo, F.X. Hakizimana and D. Nyamwasa et al., 2015. The burden of stroke in young black population and the role of post-mortem evaluation in increasing awareness and prevention. Rwanda Med. J., 72: 26-28.
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41. Kateera, F., T.D. Walker, L. Mutesa, V. Mutabazi and E. Musabeyesu et al., 2015. Hepatitis B and C prevalence among health care workers in a tertiary hospital in Rwanda. Trans. R. Soc. Trop. Med. Hyg., 109: 203-208.
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48. Twizerimana, A.P., J. Mwatha, J.P. Musabyimana, E. Kayigi, J.D. Harerimana, S. Karanja and L. Mutesa, 2014. Immunological profiles in HIV positive patients following HAART initiation in Kigali, Rwanda. East Afr. Med. J., 91: 261-266.
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49. Teteli, R., A. Uwineza, Y. Butera, J. Hitayezu and S. Murorunkwere et al., 2014. Pattern of congenital heart diseases in Rwandan pediatric patients with genetic defects. Pan Afr. Med. J., Vol. 19. 10.11604/pamj.2014.19.85.3428.
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50. Perroud, N., E. Rutembesa, A. Giaccobino-Paoloni, J. Mutabaruka, L. Mutesa, A. Malafosse and F. Karege, 2014. The Tutsi genocide and transgenerational transmission of maternal stress: Epigenetic and biology of the HPA axis. World J. Biol. Psychiat., 15: 334-345.
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51. Irakiza, JJ. and L. Mutesa, 2014. Descriptive case study of care, surveillance and prevention of birth defects in Rwandan children. Rwanda Med. J., 71: 14-18.
52. Ingabire, SP. and L. Mutesa, 2014. Factors determining disclosure by parents among children living with HIV/AIDS attending the center of excellence in Kigali University teaching hospital. Rwanda Med. J., 71: 5-11.
53. Ingabire, MC., J. Alaii, E. Hakizimana, F. Kateera and D. Muhimuzi et al., 2014. Community mobilization for malaria elimination: Application of an open space methodology in Ruhuha sector, Rwanda. Malaria J. Vol. 13. .
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54. Ndahimana, E., A. Gothot, C. Gerard, F. Senyana, S. R’zik, O. Mukabayire and L. Mutesa, 2013. Risk of red blood cell alloimmunization in Rwanda: Assessment of pretransfusion compatibility techniques used in district hospitals. East Afr. Med. J., 90: 124-129.
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55. Muvunyi, M.C., F. Masaisa, C. Bayingana, L. Mutesa and A. Musemakweri, 2013. Antimicrobial resistance and extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL) producing clinical isolates from urinary tract infection at two teaching hospitals in Rwanda. Rwanda J., Series F: Health Sci., 1: 3-16.
56. Musanabaganwa, C., F. Byiringiro, L. Mutesa and A. Nassir, 2013. UCP2 interactome as targets for novel anti-diabetic drugs. Rwanda Med. J., 70: 6-11.
57. Hitayezu, J., A. Uwineza, S. Murorunkwere, J. Ndinkabandi and L. Mutesa, 2013. A case of Rwandan patient with ring chromosome 15 syndrome. Rwanda Med. J., 70: 27-28.
58. Harelimana, J.D., J. Byiringiro, C. Mukaremera, G. Ntamukunzi, A. Attahiru, C.M. Muvunyi and L. Mutesa, 2013. Sputum concentration improves diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis cases in children at a tertiary care institution in Rwanda. Rwanda Med. J., 70: 15-18.
59. Semanyenzi, E.S., A. Uwineza, J. Hitayezu, J.J. Nshizirungu and L. Mutesa, 2012. unusual case of Fraser syndrome. Rwanda Med. J., 69: 45-47.
60. Nyundo, M., A. Uwineza, J. Gashegu, J.C. Byiringiro, W. Wuyts and L. Mutesa, 2012. Clinical and genetic diagnosis of multiple osteochondroma in Rwandan patients. Rwanda Med. J., 69: 40-43.
61. Nyundo, M., A. Jahn, K. Kayondo, F. Ntirenganya and K. Muzungu et al., 2012. Successful separation of conjoined pygopagus twins in African environment with limited resources. Rwanda Med. J., 69: 44-47.
62. Ngendahayo, E., P. Kyamanywa, L. Mutesa and J. Gashegu, 2012. Prune-Belly syndrome: Case report. East Cent. Afr. J. Surg., 17: 88-91.
63. Mutesa, L., M. Jamar, A.C. Hellin, G. Pierquin and V. Bours, 2012. A new 48,XXYY/47,XYY syndrome associated with multiple skeletal abnormalities, congenital heart disease and mental retardation. Indian J. Hum. Genet., 18: 319-322.
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64. Mutabazi, V., J.P. Bitega, M.L. Ngeruka, C. Karema, L. Mutesa and A. Binagwaho, 2012. The potential of scaling up non surgical circumcision in Rwanda. Rwanda Med. J., 69: 4-5.
65. Manirafasha, A., A. Muvunyi, J. Hitayezu, A. Uwineza and L. Mutesa, 2012. An unusual case of giant fronto-occipital encephalocele. Rwanda Med. J., 69: 48-49.
66. Hategekimana, C., S. Nshuti, J. Mucumbitsi, C. Muvunyi, L. Mutesa and E. Rusingiza, 2012. Management challenges of pediatric infective endocarditis at tertiary level in Rwanda. Rwanda Med. J., 69: 31-39.
67. Muvunyi, C.M., F. Masaisa, C. Bayingana, L. Mutesa, A. Musemakweri, G. Muhirwa and GW. Claeys, 2011. Decreased susceptibility to commonly used antimicrobial agents in bacterial pathogens isolated from urinary tract infections in Rwanda: Need for new antimicrobial guidelines. Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg., 84: 923-928.
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68. Saiba, S.E. and L. Mutesa, 2010. A case of orbital and facial cellulitis. Rwanda Med. J., 68: 69-70.
69. Nshuti, S., C. Hategekimana, A. Uwineza, J. Hitayezu, J. Mucumbitsi, E.K. Rusingiza and L. Mutesa, 2010. Patients with Noonan syndrome phenotype: spectrum of clinical features and congenital heart defect. Rwanda Med. J., 68: 26-31.
70. Muvunyi, C.M., F. Masaisa, C. Rutanga, C. Bayingana, G. Muhirwa and L. Mutesa, 2010. Challenges in detection of sputum smear-positive for tuberculosis in Rwanda: Public health implications. Rwanda Med. J., 68: 39-43.
71. Muvunyi, C.M., F. Masaisa, C. Bayingana, A. Musemakweri, L. Mutesa and T.C. Hernandez, 2010. Prevalence and diagnostic aspects of sputum smear positive tuberculosis cases at a tertiary care institution in Rwanda. Afr. J. Microbiol. Res., 4: 88-91.
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72. Mutesa, l., A. Uwineza, A.C. Hellin, M.C. Muvunyi and J.F. Vanbellinghen et al., 2010. A survey of genetic diseases in Rwanda. Rwanda. Med. J., 68: 5-17.
73. Hitayezu, J., J. Gashegu, J. Vyankandondera and L. Mutesa, 2010. An unusual case of conjoined twins. Rwanda Med. J., 68: 48-51.
74. Denayer, E., K. Devriendt, T. de Ravel, F. Inge and Y. Sznajer et al., 2010. spectrum in children with noonan syndrome and SOS1 or RAF1 mutations. Genes Chromosomes Cancer, 49: 242-252.
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75. A. Uwineza, A. Musemakweri, C.M. Muvunyi, M.C. Gasingirwa and C. Muhorakeye et al., 2010. First case of a 45,X/46,XY mosaic turner in a phenotypic female rwandan patient. Rwanda. Med. J., 69: 35-38.
76. Mutesa, L., J.F. Vanbellinghen, A.C. Hellin, K. Segers, M. Jamar, G. Pierquin and V. Bours, 2009. Deletion of Xpter encompassing the SHOX gene and PAR1 region in familial patients with Leri-Weill Dyschondrosteosis. Genet. Couns., 20: 9-16.
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77. Mutesa, L., A.K. Azad, C. Verhaeghe, K. Segers and J.F. Vanbellinghen et al., 2009. Genetic analysis of Rwandan patients with cystic fibrosis-like symptoms: Identification of novel cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator and epithelial sodium channel gene variants. Chest, 135: 1233-1242.
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78. Mutesa, L. and V. Bours, 2009. Diagnostic challenges of cystic fibrosis in patients of African origin. J. Trop. Pediatr., 55: 282-286.
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79. Gashegu, J., J.C. Byiringiro, M. Nyundo, A. Uwineza and L. Mutesa, 2009. Poland's syndrome: A case report. East Cent. Afr. J. Surg., 14: 112-114.
80. Mutesa, L., G. Pierquin, N. Janin, K. Segers, C. Thomee, M. Provenzi and V. Bours, 2008. Germline PTPN11 missense mutation in a Noonan syndrome associated with mediastinal and retroperitoneal neuroblastic tumors. Cancer Genet. Cytogenet., 182: 40-42.
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81. Mutesa, L., G. Pierquin, K. Segers, J.F. Vanbellinghen, L. Gahimbare and V. Bours, 2008. Spinocerebellar ataxia type 2: Clinical features and genetic analysis. J. Trop. Pediatr., 54: 350-352.
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82. Mutesa, L., N. Muganga, W. Lissens, F. Boemer, R. Schoos, G. Pierquin and V. Bours, 2007. Molecular analysis in two siblings African patients with severe form of hunter syndrome: Identification of a novel (p. Y54X) nonsense mutation. J. Trop. Pediatr., 53: 434-437.
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83. Mutesa, L., N. Muganga, G. Pierquin, L. Ngendahayo, E.K. Rusingiza, V. Bours and L. Koulischer, 2007. Clinical and cytogenetic profile of Down syndrome in Rwandan Patients: Interest prenatal diagnosis. Rwanda Med. J., 66: 5-10.
84. Mutesa, L., G. Pierquin, N. Cwiny-Ay, P. Buzizi and V. Bours, 2007. Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome: Clinical and molecular analysis in an African patient. Rev. Med. Liège, 62: 155-158.
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85. Mutesa, L., G. Pierquin and N. Muganga, 2007. Severe form of mucopolysaccharidosis type II. Rwanda Med. J., 2: 34-37.
86. Mutesa, L., F. Boemer, L. Ngendahayo, S. Rulisa and K.E. Rusingiza et al., 2007. Neonatal screening for sickle cell disease in Central Africa: A study of 1825 newborns with a new ELISA-test. J. Med. Screen., 14: 113-116.
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87. Mutesa, L., A.C. Hellin, M. Jamar, G. Pierquin, V. Bours and A. Verloes, 2007. Precocious puberty associated with partial trisomy 18q and monosomy 11q. Genet. Couns., 18: 201-207.
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