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Unveiling research training gaps in oncology: Evaluating a research capacity-building effort among Nigerian physicians
Conclusion: The study concludes that building capacity for oncology research in low- and middle-income countries is possible with focused symposia and educational programs. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: IA Owoade F Wuraola O Olasehinde PA Akinyemi K Randolph AJ Dare TP Kingham OI Alatise Source Type: research

Infection-Control knowledge, attitude, practice and risk perception of occupational exposure to COVID-19 among dentists: A cross-sectional survey
Conclusions: The study sample had good compliance with the instructions and guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centre for Disease Control (CDC), with most of them improving their infection control precautions after the virus's emergence according to the said guidelines. Furthermore, our participants were fearful of the COVID-19 virus and the fact of being potential transmitters. Despite saying that, the significant majority of them reported being confident in treating COVID-19–positive patients. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: AA Almarghlani MA Alshehri AA Alghamdi MA Sindi MA Assaggaf NN Al-Dabbagh Source Type: research

Influence of social disadvantage among children admitted to the pediatric emergency unit of a tertiary Hospital in Nigeria
Conclusion: Many children admitted to the PEU in Osogbo are socially disadvantaged. Children of low-income parents, unemployed mother, single parent, residents of rural places, and those without health insurance are more vulnerable to developing infectious disease as well as neonatal jaundice and protein-energy malnutrition. Socially disadvantage increases the risk of poor illness outcome (death). (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: E Agelebe SB Oseni OJ Adebami OA Oyedeji AO Odeyemi Source Type: research

Frontline nurses caring for COVID-19 patients: Experiences from the perspective of Turkish nurses
Conclusions: It is suggested for nurses that their rotation should be planned effectively, and their social support should be enhanced. They should be provided with adequate personal protective equipment and human resource planning should be improved until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: C Terzioglu S Kamisli Source Type: research

Perioperative mortality among surgical patients in a low-resource setting: A multi-center study at District hospitals in Southeast Nigeria
Conclusion: The POMR was higher in male patients and in those with general surgery emergencies compared to other conditions. Delayed presentation, high ASA scores, and operations performed under emergency set-ups were associated with elevated POMRs. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: AU Ogbuanya UU Nnadozie VC Enemuo RL Ewah EO Boladuro OM Owusi Source Type: research

Umbilical cord serum zinc in neonates delivered at the university of Nigeria teaching hospital, Enugu: Variation with gestational age
Conclusion: This study revealed that though the overall mean serum zinc of neonates was normal, preterms (especially those of lower gestational ages) were zinc deficient. Routine zinc supplementation at birth should be considered in preterm neonates to reduce the untoward effects of zinc deficiency. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: CL Olisaka KK Iloh IN Asinobi AC Ubesie AN Ikefuna BC Ibe Source Type: research

Predictors of knowledge, attitudes and ever practice family planning among public secondary school teachers in Enugu East Senatorial District, Nigeria
Conclusion: The level of knowledge, attitudes, and ever practiced family planning among teachers are moderate and a significant number of predictors were identified. Effective awareness is recommended and making use of television as a channel to increase levels of knowledge will hopefully encourage utilization of family planning among teachers. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: OC Okafor MZ Nor Afiah SG Muthiah Source Type: research

Predictors of Shisha Use among Medical and Dental Students in Ibadan, Nigeria
Conclusion: The prevalence of shisha use among medical and dental students in Ibadan is unacceptably high, although low compared to other countries in similar resource settings. Surprisingly, the students had poor knowledge about shisha, and over a third supported its use, especially males who were more prone to use it. There is a need to design targeted health promotion and education for the students, especially males. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: OF Fagbule EO Cadmus Source Type: research

Ischemia-Modified Albumin (IMA) levels in ectopic pregnancy and early pregnancy loss
Conclusion: We suggested that IMA cannot be used clinically for the diagnosis and follow up of early pregnancy complications during the first five to six gestational weeks. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - July 20, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: K Dogan C Helvacioglu S Baghaki A Kural M Dogan Source Type: research

Diagnostic challenge and surgical management of multiple pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors & #8211; A case report
S Jovanovic, B Tadic, DJ Knezevic, S OstojicNigerian Journal of Clinical Practice 2022 25(6):971-973 Insulinoma is the most common functional solitary, benign pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor. In this paper, we share our experience of triple pancreatic insulinomas, with an idea to highlight the fact that despite the high frequency of solitary insulinoma, there is the possibility of multiple lesions and point out the need for a systematic and detailed radiographic and clinical examination. A 33-year-old woman was admitted to our clinic due to chronic fatigue, sweating, sporadic episodes of palpitations, unsteady hands, and ...
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - June 16, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: S Jovanovic B Tadic DJ Knezevic S Ostojic Source Type: research

A case of diffuse alveolar hemorrhage after orthognathic surgery: Case report with the literature review & #39;
SO Yasli, F Dogruel, AE Demirbas, DG CanpolatNigerian Journal of Clinical Practice 2022 25(6):967-970 Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage (DAH) disease is a rare but acutely developing condition that may occur after general anesthesia, if not diagnosed and treated on time, could be life-threatening. Orthognathic surgeries, frequently performed for functional and esthetic correction, are generally composed of a young population in their twenties with no other disease. The aim of presenting this case report was to describe the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of DAH to emphasize the importance of timely diagnosis. (Source: Nigeri...
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - June 16, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: SO Yasli F Dogruel AE Demirbas DG Canpolat Source Type: research

Sessile serrated adenoma of the appendix coexists with anaplastic carcinoma mural nodules originating from ovarian mucinous tumors: A case report
In conclusion, we reported a case of SSA in the appendix coexisting with a mural nodule in MOT. We describe the morphological characteristics and molecular detection results in this case. There was no clear genetic evidence of a correlation between these two rare pathological types. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - June 16, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: P Wang XJ Wang XY Wang CY Wang Source Type: research

Hip dislocation based on Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) in a patient with Giant Congenital Melanocytic Nevus (GCMN): A rare coexistence
M Kaya, HH MuratliNigerian Journal of Clinical Practice 2022 25(6):960-963 Giant congenital melanocytic nevus (GCMN) is a rare congenital benign neoplasm with the potential to become malignant. Various extracutaneous malformations may accompany GCMN. Acetabular dysplasia accompanying GCMN was described in previous studies. To the best of our knowledge, this case report of ours is the first reported case of GCMN diagnosed and treated with hip dislocation based on developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). The rare coexistence prompted us to report this case. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - June 16, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: M Kaya HH Muratli Source Type: research

Factors affecting routine medical screening among health workers in a tertiary hospital in Delta State
Conclusion: The practice of routine medical screening by the health care workers in our region is poor despite the demonstration of a good knowledge. The major factors affecting uptake of routine medical screening were sex, history of being managed for a health condition, and financial constraint. Staff of the hospital should be better enlightened on the use and importance of the Contributory Health Scheme in routine medical screening. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - June 16, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: EG Abadom CI Otene Source Type: research

The relationship of psychological status and sociodemographic factors with bruxism among undergraduate dental students: A national survey
Conclusions: The findings revealed that, although bruxism was common among dental students, gender and psychosocial factors are also mostly associated with the etiology of bruxism. In this context, during the challenging dentistry education period, it is important to direct students who are found to have high levels of psychological symptoms to psychological counseling and guidance services. (Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice)
Source: Nigerian Journal of Clinical Practice - June 16, 2022 Category: Rural Health Authors: M Kaya A Koroglu O Sahin Source Type: research