Long-term treatment with valproic acid does not alleviate the condition of HAM/TSP

Stéphane Olindo; Stéphane Olindo; Gildas Belrose; Gildas Belrose; Agnès Lézin; Agnès Lézin; Nicolas Gillet; Nicolas Gillet; Julien Defoiche; Julien Defoiche; Sabrina Rodríguez; Sabrina Rodríguez; Aïssatou Signaté; Aïssatou Signaté; Olivier Verlaeten; Olivier Verlaeten; David M. Smadja; David M. Smadja; Raymond Césaire; Raymond Césaire; Luc Willems; Luc Willems

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