Anaesthetic Management of Surgical Emergencies / Imarengiaye; C.

Public ISBD Title : Anaesthetic Management of Surgical Emergencies Authors: Imarengiaye; C. Publisher: Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital Publication Date: 2009 Series: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine No. 11(1); 40-45; tab. Uniform Titles: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Layout: Journal Article ISSN (or other code): 0795-0268 Languages : English Keywords:   AnesthesiaSurgical Procedures  OperativeEmergency Treatment  AnesthesiaSurgical Procedures  OperativeEmergency Treatment Abstract: Anaesthesia for surgical procedures carries some risks. These risks are accentuated when the surgical operation is performed as an emergency procedure. The value of emergency in risk stratification underscores its relevance in clinical anaesthesia. Limited time for evaluation of patient; potential fluid/electrolyte imbalance; the `full stomach' situation and probable uncontrolled pain constitute major considerations in the administration of anaesthesia for emergency surgery. This expose seeks to discuss some of the clinical scenarios that are apt to emergency anaesthesia and in particular; the associated common clinical dilemmas. Anaesthetic Management of Surgical Emergencies [] / Imarengiaye; C. . - [S.l.] : Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital, 2009 . -  : Journal Article. - (Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine; 11(1); 40-45; tab.) . ISSN : 0795-0268 Work : Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Languages : English Keywords:   AnesthesiaSurgical Procedures  OperativeEmergency Treatment  AnesthesiaSurgical Procedures  OperativeEmergency Treatment Abstract: Anaesthesia for surgical procedures carries some risks. These risks are accentuated when the surgical operation is performed as an emergency procedure. The value of emergency in risk stratification underscores its relevance in clinical anaesthesia. Limited time for evaluation of patient; potential fluid/electrolyte imbalance; the `full stomach' situation and probable uncontrolled pain constitute major considerations in the administration of anaesthesia for emergency surgery. This expose seeks to discuss some of the clinical scenarios that are apt to emergency anaesthesia and in particular; the associated common clinical dilemmas.

Epilepsy in Nigeria - A Review of Etiology; Epidemiology and Management / Ogunrin Olubunmi; A.

Public ISBD Title : Epilepsy in Nigeria - A Review of Etiology; Epidemiology and Management Authors: Ogunrin Olubunmi; A. Publisher: Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital Publication Date: 2006 Series: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine No. 8(1); 27-51 Uniform Titles: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Layout: Journal Article ISSN (or other code): 0795 - 0268 Languages : English Keywords:   Epilepsy  epidemiologyEpilepsy  etiologyDisease ManagementReview  Epilepsy  epidemiologyEpilepsy  etiologyDisease ManagementReview Abstract: Epilepsy is a major public health issue especially in developing African countries. The etiologies and approach to management are significantly different in developed and developing countries; with infectious causes and treatment with phenobarbitone being the peculiarities of the developing sub-Saharan African countries. This review emphasizes the peculiar etiological considerations; epidemiology and treatment options of epilepsy in Nigeria; and also compares these with the practice of epilepsy management in other African and developed countries. Epilepsy in Nigeria - A Review of Etiology; Epidemiology and Management [] / Ogunrin Olubunmi; A. . - [S.l.] : Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital, 2006 . -  : Journal Article. - (Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine; 8(1); 27-51) . ISSN : 0795 - 0268 Work : Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Languages : English Keywords:   Epilepsy  epidemiologyEpilepsy  etiologyDisease ManagementReview  Epilepsy  epidemiologyEpilepsy  etiologyDisease ManagementReview Abstract: Epilepsy is a major public health issue especially in developing African countries. The etiologies and approach to management are significantly different in developed and developing countries; with infectious causes and treatment with phenobarbitone being the peculiarities of the developing sub-Saharan African countries. This review emphasizes the peculiar etiological considerations; epidemiology and treatment options of epilepsy in Nigeria; and also compares these with the practice of epilepsy management in other African and developed countries.

Five Year Review of Complicated Induced Abortions in University of Benin Teaching Hospital; Benin City / Enabudoso; E. J.Gharoro; E. P.Ande; A. B. A.Ekpe; U. P.Okohue; E. J.

Public ISBD Title : Five Year Review of Complicated Induced Abortions in University of Benin Teaching Hospital; Benin City Authors: Enabudoso; E. J.Gharoro; E. P.Ande; A. B. A.Ekpe; U. P.Okohue; E. J. Publisher: Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital Publication Date: 2007 Series: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine No. 9(1); 1-7; fig.; tab. Uniform Titles: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Layout: Journal Article ISSN (or other code): 0795 - 0268 Languages : English Keywords:   Abortion  InducedHospitals  Teaching  Abortion  InducedHospitals  Teaching Five Year Review of Complicated Induced Abortions in University of Benin Teaching Hospital; Benin City [] / Enabudoso; E. J.Gharoro; E. P.Ande; A. B. A.Ekpe; U. P.Okohue; E. J. . - [S.l.] : Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital, 2007 . -  : Journal Article. - (Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine; 9(1); 1-7; fig.; tab.) . ISSN : 0795 - 0268 Work : Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Languages : English Keywords:   Abortion  InducedHospitals  Teaching  Abortion  InducedHospitals  Teaching

Frequency of Delusional Halitosis in a University Community / Akpata; O.Omoregie; O. F.Akhigbe; K.Ehikhamenor; E.

Public ISBD Title : Frequency of Delusional Halitosis in a University Community Authors: Akpata; O.Omoregie; O. F.Akhigbe; K.Ehikhamenor; E. Publisher: Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital Publication Date: 2006 Series: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine No. 8(1); 8-11 Uniform Titles: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Layout: Journal Article ISSN (or other code): 0795 - 0268 Languages : English Keywords:   HalitosisStudentsUniversities  HalitosisStudentsUniversities Abstract: Objective: This study reviewed the prevalence of delusional halitosis and analyzed the frequency of this condition within the University Community; over a period of three years. Method: Sixty-eight (68) patients with delusional halitosis were diagnosed over a period of three years (2001 to 2003); at the Dental Hospital; University of Benin; Nigeria. Results: Within the University Community; there were 14 cases (20.1) and the largest group was within 20 to 29 years; 12 cases (17.7). Conclusion: The study suggests an increased level of awareness or an increased prevalence of this condition within the same population. A fifth of the patients were within the University Community; mostly male students who suffered social embarrassment and poor academic performance. Frequency of Delusional Halitosis in a University Community [] / Akpata; O.Omoregie; O. F.Akhigbe; K.Ehikhamenor; E. . - [S.l.] : Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital, 2006 . -  : Journal Article. - (Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine; 8(1); 8-11) . ISSN : 0795 - 0268 Work : Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Languages : English Keywords:   HalitosisStudentsUniversities  HalitosisStudentsUniversities Abstract: Objective: This study reviewed the prevalence of delusional halitosis and analyzed the frequency of this condition within the University Community; over a period of three years. Method: Sixty-eight (68) patients with delusional halitosis were diagnosed over a period of three years (2001 to 2003); at the Dental Hospital; University of Benin; Nigeria. Results: Within the University Community; there were 14 cases (20.1) and the largest group was within 20 to 29 years; 12 cases (17.7). Conclusion: The study suggests an increased level of awareness or an increased prevalence of this condition within the same population. A fifth of the patients were within the University Community; mostly male students who suffered social embarrassment and poor academic performance.

Gilles de la Tourette's Syndrome- A Case Report / Adayonfo; E. O.

Public ISBD Title : Gilles de la Tourette's Syndrome- A Case Report Authors: Adayonfo; E. O. Publisher: Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital Publication Date: 2008 Series: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine No. (2008); 1-7 Uniform Titles: Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Layout: Journal Article ISSN (or other code): 0795 - 0268 Languages : English Keywords:   Tourette Syndrome  diagnosisHaloperidolTicsCase Reports  Tourette Syndrome  diagnosisHaloperidolTicsCase Reports Abstract: This case report is on Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome; a disorder of movement and sound. It is a very uncommon diagnosis that was made on a female 29 years old Nigerian undergraduate. The diagnosis was predicated on clinical features; like virtually all psychiatric diagnoses. Management was behavioural interventions and low dose haloperidol with resultant complete remission. This case brings to the fore the need for appropriate referral and high clinical diagnostic acumen. Gilles de la Tourette's Syndrome- A Case Report [] / Adayonfo; E. O. . - [S.l.] : Benin City; Association of Resident Doctor; University of Benin Teaching Hospital, 2008 . -  : Journal Article. - (Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine; (2008); 1-7) . ISSN : 0795 - 0268 Work : Benin Journal of Postgraduate Medicine Languages : English Keywords:   Tourette Syndrome  diagnosisHaloperidolTicsCase Reports  Tourette Syndrome  diagnosisHaloperidolTicsCase Reports Abstract: This case report is on Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome; a disorder of movement and sound. It is a very uncommon diagnosis that was made on a female 29 years old Nigerian undergraduate. The diagnosis was predicated on clinical features; like virtually all psychiatric diagnoses. Management was behavioural interventions and low dose haloperidol with resultant complete remission. This case brings to the fore the need for appropriate referral and high clinical diagnostic acumen.

Health and the Millennium Development Goals: The Nigerian Perspective / Enabudoso; E. J.Gharoro; E. P.Ikena; G. O.Abhulimhen-Iyoha; B.

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HIV/AIDS: Complications and Challenges; the Nigerian Experience / Ukpebor; M.Braimoh; O. B.

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HIV/AIDS-Related Knowledge and Attitudes of Pregnant Women In Delta State; Nigeria / Awusi; V. O.Anyanwu; E. B.

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus and the Nervous System: an Update with Emphasis on Developing Countries / Ogunrin; O. A.

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Incidence of Sexually Transmitted Diseases amongst Potential Semen Donors in University of Benin Tissue Donors Benin City; Nigeria / Ibadin; O. K.Enabulele; I. O.

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Insulin Resistance: Causes and Metabolic Implications / Igharo; O. G.Ikeke; K.Ubhenin; A. E.

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Nutrition and Oral Health / Ehizele; A. O.Ojehanon; P. I. 0.Akhionbare; O.

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Nutrition and the Eye / Iyasele; E. T.Akpe; A. B.

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Nutrition in HIV: a Review / Houtzager; L. M.

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Oral Health Profile of Primary and Post -Primary School Children at a Health Facility In Uselu; Benin-City / Odai; C. D.Azodo; C. C.Braimoh; O. M.Obuekwe; O. N.

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