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2014 (80) 3 NR LC NR NR Rondonia, Brésil Cantanhêde (81) 6 NR NR NR NR Amazonas, Madre de Dios, Loreto, Pérou Saldarriaga, 2016 1 17,Hybr ide L.l- L.n

Ulcère 1 MI Acre, Brésil Tojal Da Silva, 2006

Tableau 5 (suite) : Cas de la littérature de L.lainsoni (L.l) . Il est à noter que certaines souches sont parfois redondantes, car le nom de la souche utilisée, notamment pour les articles ciblant des études moléculaires n’apparaît pas toujours dans l’article.

46 Cas Age (ans) Caractéristique des lésions Nombre de lésions Localisation des lésions Géographie Article 2 NR LC NR NR Equateur Kato, 2016 2 NR LC NR NR Colombie Ramirez, 2016 (82) 2 NR Ulcère/lésion nodulaire (commun aux LC) 1 à 6 lésions (commun aux LC) 0,5-5cm (commun autres espèces) Amazonie, Equateur Kato, 2016 10 Non Spécifique LC NR NR GF Simon, 2017 (83) 4 NR LC NR NR La Paz, Bolivie BilbaoRamos, 2017

1 NR ulcère NR NR Colombie Patino,

2017 (84) 5 NR NR NR NR Thaïlande Manomat, 2017 2 NR Ulcère et croûte atypique irrégulière NR NR Madre de Dios, Pérou Rojas, 2019 (85) 22 NR LC NR NR Pérou Kato, 2019 (86) Tableau 5 (suite) : Cas de la littérature de L.lainsoni . Il est à noter que certaines

souches sont parfois redondantes, car le nom de la souche utilisée, notamment pour les articles ciblant des études moléculaires n’apparaît pas toujours dans l’article.

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Carte : Répartition géographique des cas décrits dans la littérature de L.naiffi (L.n) et L.lainsoni (L.l) (source : https://mapchart.net/world.html)

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