Gastroschisis associated with intestinal duplication cyst

Autor: A.O. Oyinloye, A.A. Nasir, L.O. Abdur-Rahman, M.O. Olarewaju, J.O. Adeniran

Publikováno v: Journal of Pediatric Surgery Case Reports, Vol 39, Iss , Pp 38-41 (2018)

Introduction: Gastroschisis is much less frequently associated with anomalies than omphalocele. The most common associated anomaly is gastrointestinal abnormalities. Intestinal atresia is found in 10–15% of cases of gastroschisis. Intestinal duplic

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Autor: G. Knapp, C. Ong, G. Baison, A. Culp, J. Westerholm, S. Rajkumar, S. Nikolaou, D. Rothstein, C. Bos, D. Esau, E. Lymburner, L. Abdur-Rahman, J. Ogundele, S. Ademola, J.G. Makama, L.O. Abdur-Rahman, O. Mwizerwa, W. Wandwi, J. C. Allen Ingabire, O. Ajuzieogu, A. Elobu, T. Twagirumugabe, B. Hackenberg, T. Razek, E. Nsereko, T. Skelton, E. Nagengast, M. Livingston, J. Pemberton, K.L. Malemo, C. Bush, M.M. Ajiko, M. Swaroop, J.C.A. Ingabire, K.I. Singh, R.G. Ddungu, H. Holmer, A. Bekele, F. Muchemwa, A. Nasir, A.G. Bedada, M. Aboutanos, P.G. Jani, I. Mogilevkina, F. Klimovytskyiy, Y. Prudnikov, S. Jayaraman, L.V. Mata, F. Mora, C.A. Ordóñez, L.F. Pino, M. Quiodettis, C.H. Morales., M. Hsiao, B. Bakanisi, J. Motsumi, G. Azzie., J. Achi, A. Amucheazi, C. Ikeani., O. Oyedepo, L. Arowona, D. Alonge, Z. Rufai, J. Adeniran, M. Abraham, A. Olatinwo., A. Tadesse, R. Gillies, J.G. Meara, J. Liljestrand, K. Oyerinde, L. Hagander., R. Namuddu, I. Nakonde, R. Mukasa., D. Marbaniang, J.C. Byiringiro, J.F. Calland, R.T. Petrose, G. Ntakiyiruta., S. Schuetz, N. Iss, M. Laguna, M. Shapiro, J.L. Gallardo., A. Ifesanya, E. Riviello, J. Irakiza, J.P. Mvukiyehe, R. Maine, W.C. Kim, F. Manirakiza, S. Reshamwalla, T. Mwumvaneza, P. Kymanaywa, G. Ntakiyiruta, W. Kiviri, S. Finlayson, W. Berry, T. Twagirumugabe., H. Ezike, M. Salmon, C. Salmon, M.M. Mutendi, T. Reynolds., C. Frankfurter, B.H. Cameron, D. Poenaru, J. D’Cruz, D. Ozgediz, D. Poenaru., E. Caterson, W. Magee, K. Hatcher, M. Ramos, A. Campbell., I. Nshimyumuremyi, P. Livingston, L. Zolpys, C. Mukwesi, B. Uwineza., F. Evans., C. Marquis, C. Linois-Davidson, A. Campbell, S. Resch, H. Howaldt, E. Caterson., W. Berry., R. Ssebufu, P. Kyamanywa, J. Bayisenga, J. Bikoroti, D. Mazimpaka., U. Mpoki, S. Muleshe, S. Zwane., A.A. Nasir, J.O. Adeniran, K.T. Bamigbola, P. Irribhogbe, E. Ameh., O. Olawoye, A. Iyun, A. Micheal, O. Oluwatosin., R. Adebayo, N. Abdulraheem, J. Adeniran., P.T. Ho, G. Blair, D. Duffy, N. O’Hara, M. Ajiko, V. Kapoor., J. Westerholm., E. Baron, P. Herard, X. Lassalle, C. Teicher., J. Maraka, E. Asige, F. Owori, R. Obaikol., E. Nsengiyumva, J. Mubiligi, R. Riviello, J.D.D. Havugimana., A.C. Chavarri, J. Pyda, L. Shulman, R. Damuse, J.H. Pierre., M. Hoogerboord, A. Ernest, A. Gesase.

Publikováno v: Canadian Journal of Surgery. 57:S1-S16

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https://doi.org/10.1503/cjs.015713

Posterior urethral valve: a retrospective review of cases and challenges of management in a low-resource centre

Autor: A.M. Alao, J.O. Adeniran, O.O. Abiola, E.A. Ajao

Publikováno v: Research Journal of Health Sciences; Vol 6, No 3 (2018); 113-120

Objective: Posterior urethral valves (PUV) diagnosis and management remain a major challenge in developing countries. We sought to review cases of PUV managed in our health centre and to highlight the challenges in its management. Methods: A retrospe

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https://doi.org/10.4314/rejhs.v6i3.3

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