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Detection of Lassa Virus RNA in Cerebrospinal Fluid Suggesting Neuroinvasive Lassa Fever in Pediatric Patients from Edo State, Nigeria

  • By

  • Hannah Caroline Sophie Müller

  • Cyril Oshomah Erameh

  • Joseph Okoeguale

  • Sheila Ojor Ileli

  • Imonifome Frank Onyeke

  • Adewale Elijah Adetunji

  • Lilian Omoyemen Akerele

  • Rita Esumeh

  • Ebo Benevolence Ohomoime

  • Mette Hinrichs

  • Jonas Müller

  • Ujiagbe Moses Aiterebhe

  • Christiana Ngozi Ekuma

  • Chukwuemeka Ogbuinya Ugadu

  • Ifeanyi Henry Onyerikam

  • Juliet Oemhenze Idialu-Eigbobo

  • Matthew Apeleokha

  • Ehisuan Ehiaghe

  • Osahogie Isaac Edeawe

  • Kelly Ohis Iraoyah

  • Chris Hoffmann

  • Donatus Adomeh

  • Thomas Olokor

  • Ikponmwosa Odia

  • Danny Asogun

  • Sylvanus Okogbenin

  • Ephraim Ogbaini-Emovon

  • Reuben Eifediyi

  • Stephan Günther

  • Meike Pahlmann

  • Michael Ramharter

  • Lisa Oestereich

  • Till Omansen

  • George Akpede

  • November 25, 2025

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Presence of Lassa Virus RNA in Cerebrospinal Fluid Indicating Neuroinvasive Lassa Fever in Pediatric Patients From Edo State, Nigeria

  • by Hannah Caroline Sophie Müller, Cyril Oshomah Erameh, Joseph Okoeguale, Sheila Ojor Ileli, Imonifome Frank Onyeke, Adewale Elijah Adetunji, Lilian Omoyemen Akerele, Rita Esumeh, Ebo Benevolence Ohomoime, Mette Hinrichs, Jonas Müller, Ujiagbe Moses Aiterebhe, Christiana Ngozi Ekuma, Chukwuemeka Ogbuinya Ugadu, Ifeanyi Henry Onyerikam, Juliet Oemhenze Idialu-Eigbobo, Matthew Apeleokha, Ehisuan Ehiaghe, Osahogie Isaac Edeawe, Kelly Ohis Iraoyah, Chris Hoffmann, Donatus Adomeh, Thomas Olokor, Ikponmwosa Odia, Danny Asogun, Sylvanus Okogbenin, Ephraim Ogbaini-Emovon, Reuben Eifediyi, Stephan Günther, Meike Pahlmann, Michael Ramharter, Lisa Oestereich, Till Omansen, George Akpede

  • November 25, 2025

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