A.I. Ugochukwu's research while affiliated with Enugu State University of Science and Technology and other places

... Local data on incidence of retained foreign materials are not available, it is in the light of the facts stated above, that most authors hypothesizes that the incidence of retained instruments would be higher here than quoted in the literature. [7] Gossypiboma is the commonest foreign material retained. It accounts for 70% of retained foreign materials. ...

... Benign SGTs peaked mostly in the 3 rd or 4 th decade of life, with a mean age ranging between 36.5 years and 38.2 years [4] [8] [9] [11]. Pleomorphic adenoma is the most common benign salivary tumour in all the studies [4] [8] [9] [10] [12] [13] [14]. Malignant SGTs on the other hand mostly showed a peak in the 5 th decade of life [4] [8] [15]. ...

... 9 Complex types are with multiple tracts with or without intervening abscesses or involving other organ systems. 10 The physiological classification is based on the volume of its output. 11,12 Aetiologically, the majority of enterocutaneous fistulas are iatrogenic (75-85%) while between 15 and 25% occur spontaneously. ...

... A similar finding was reported by another study by Amu et al [8], Ricardo et al [9] noted BPH as the most common cause of obstructive uropathy. In another study, Amugo et al [2] found out that the majority of patients in their study who presented with renal impairment had a diagnosis of BPH.. ...

... Although there are studies showing that anatomy instruction without cadavers is not effective, there are also studies showing that anatomy instruction without cadavers can be effective (13,14). Many authors have pointed out that cadaver dissection-based study provides students with a definitive and reliable resource that allows them to master structural knowledge and develop active learning skills (13,15,16). ...

... 7 In sub-Saharan Africa and similar LMIC PPU occurs predominantly in males and poses several challenges that may adversely affect the outcome of patients due to late presentation, deficient hospital services and inadequate surgical and intensive care unit (ICU) facilities. Recent descriptive studies from sub-Saharan Africa are mostly from West and East Africa, [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] with only one study each from Malawi 20 and Zambia, 21 and two from South Africa in 2005 22 and in 1989. 23 The aim of this study was to describe the demographics, clinical presentation, pathology, management, and outcome of a cohort of patients with PPU from a single centre in South Africa and to compare the findings with those of other recent PPU studies from sub-Saharan Africa. ...

... Secondary peritonitis is more prevalent in developing countries. The estimated frequency of gut perforation in the western world for example ranges from 0.6% to 4.9%, but in West Africa, it 4 is as high as 33%. ...

... Amu et al. [9] 2012 ...

... Another study that analysed health survey data from Australia, Canada, England, and Korea showed that better education is associated with a lower likelihood of obesity, especially among women [24], while another found the highest average of all indicators of subcutaneous fat, general obesity, and central obesity in the lowest educational group and the least average in the highest educational group [25]. ...

... No. de referencias Mejora en la cultura organizacional del entorno quirúrgico (13,20,(29)(30)(31) Mejora en la comunicación con el personal de quirófano (13,31,32,34) Educación sobre los riesgos de un OER (13,20,30) Inspección visual de la cavidad antes de cerrar (13,20,29,34) Solicitud de radiografía intraoperatoria de rutina (13,28,43,(29)(30)(31)33,34,37,40,42) 2. Asociadas al conteo quirúrgico ...