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Human immunodeficiency serpositivity among mother-child pairs in South West Nigeria: A community based survey

ABSTRACT A community based survey to determine the prevalence human immunodeficiency infection in Nigeria women and children in South Western Nigeria is reported.

HIV infection among patients with pulmonary tuberculosis in Nigeria

ABSTRACT Respiratory problems like pneumocystic carinni and pulmonary tuberculosis are among the common opportunistic infections in patients with HIV/AIDS.

Hepatitis B and E viral infections among Nigerian healthcare workers

ABSTRACT There is dearth of information on Hepatitis E virus (HEV) infection and its co-infection with HBV among Nigerian healthcare workers.

Hepatitis B and C in doctors and dentists in Nigeria

ABSTRACT We surveyed a random sample (n=75) of doctors and dentists at University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria.

QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH EYE AMPUTATION IN MURTALA MUHAMMED SPECIALIST HOSPITAL, KANO

ABSTRACT Eye amputation is a destructive eye surgery (DES) that could be partial or complete removal of eyeball. Though it is destructive, but the goal is to protect human eyes against ophthalmic sympathetic risk and save patients’ lives. The model used was Ferrell et al. (1995) on quality of life, the tool included variables; physical, psychological, social and spiritual well-being that determine quality of life. The study sought to determine the quality of life of patients who have underg...

HCV and HBV Infections in Nigerian Patients with Liver Cirrhosis and Hepatocellular Carcinoma

ABSTRACT Although efforts have been made to determine the significance of Hepatitis B virus infection in Nigerians with chronic liver disease.

FACTORS INFLUENCING UTILIZATION OF ANTENATAL CARE AMONG PREGNANT ADOLESCENT GIRLS; A STUDY AT LA NKWANTANANG MADINA

ABSTRACT Background: Although every pregnant woman requires good maternal health care for including access to ANC services, pregnant adolescents tend to need more attention and care. This is because adolescents are still developing physiologically, thus immature to adequately carry pregnancy. It is therefore necessary for these pregnant adolescents to seek timely ANC services in order to prevent and manage fetal and maternal complications as well as equip them with health information on how t...

Fuch's heterochromic iridocylictics in Ibadan

ABSTRACT Fuch's heterochromic iridocylictics was first described in 1906 and reviewed extensively in 1973.

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BREASTFEEDING AND COMPLEMENTARY FEEDING PRACTICES AND INFANT GROWTH IN THE BUILSA DISTRICT

ABSTRACT Background: Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) for six months confers several benefits to infants. It reduces infections and mortality and improves mental and motor development. The prevalence of EBF in Ghana is far from optimal having reduced from 63% in 2008 to 46% in 2011. Poor feeding practices during early childhood have been shown to contribute to stunting. The Upper East region of Ghana has 32% of its children under five stunted. Objective: To assess breastfeeding and complementary...

Factors Associated with malaria treatment failures in Ibadan

ABSTRACT This study aims to find out factors associated with antimalarial drug resistance in some selected areas in Ibadan.

EYE CHANGES IN NIGERIAN PATIENTS WITH ALOPECIA AREATA

ABSTRACT Eye changes have been reported in patients with Alopecia Areata.

Evaluation of modified short course chemotherapy in active pulmonary tuberculosis patients with Human Immunodeficiency virus Infection in University College Hospital Ibadan Nigeria: A prelimi

ABSTRACT Over the period 1st October 1999 to 30th April 2002 a clinical trail of the modified short course chemotherapy in newly diagnosed cases of pulmonary tuberculosis with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection in Ibadan, Nigeria was carried out.

ESSENTIAL RADIOLOGY FOR TRAUMA IN A PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SETTING

ABSTRACT This chapter is to intimate the doctor who must have had some background training in radiology with the essential radiological investigations required for trauma patients who can be managed in a non-tertiary hospital setting.

CRIME DETECTION METHODS AND HEALTH IMPLICATIONS: FORENSIC SCIENCE VERSUS THE TRADITIONAL AFRICAN LEGAL SYSTEM

ABSTRACT Between a crime commission and its prosecution in a criminal court lies a process of investigation, detection and case preparation.

CRANIAL COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY IN THE EVALUATION OF STROKE PATIENTS IN IBADAN

ABSTRACT 206 patients clinically diagnosed as stroke/cerebrovascular accidents (CVA) were investigated using computerised tomography (CT) scan.


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