Search Results - "Anzaku, Stephen"

Sexual activity among Nigerian women following successful obstetric fistula repair by Anzaku, Stephen A., Lengmang, Sunday J., Mikah, Samaila, Shephard, Steven N., Edem, Bassey E.

“…Objective To evaluate post‐operative sexual activity among women who have undergone obstetric fistula repair. Methods The present descriptive cross‐sectional…”
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Profile of congenital heart disease in infants born following exposure to preeclampsia by Yilgwan, Christopher S, Pam, Victor C, Ige, Olukemi O, Golit, Williams N, Anzaku, Stephen, Imade, Godwin E, Yilgwan, Gavou, Mutihir, Josiah T, Sagay, Atiene S, Odili, Augustine, Zoakah, Ayuba I, Bode-Thomas, Fidelia, Simon, Melissa A

“…Events in pregnancy play an important role in predisposing the newborn to the risk of developing CHD. This study evaluated the association between maternal…”
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Prevalence of hepatitis B virus infection in pregnant women with and without HIV in Jos, Nigeria by Magaji, Francis A., Okolo, Mark O., Yiltok, Esther S., Golit, William, Anzaku, Stephen A., Ogwuche, Jerry, Pam, Victor C., Ocheke, Amaka N., Musa, Jonah, Isichie, Christien, Imade, Godwin E., Mutihir, Josiah T., Ugwu, Benjamin T., Agbaji, Ohei, Sagay, Solomon A., Zoakah, Ayuba I., Cohn, Susan E.

“…•Pregnant women living with HIV have higher prevalence of hepatitis B virus (HBV) than those without HIV.•Pregnant women with higher parity were more likely to…”
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Effect of HIV infection on outcomes after surgical repair of genital fistula by Shephard, Steven N., Lengmang, Sunday J., Anzaku, Stephen A., Mamven, Oluwatobi V., Kirschner, Carolyn V.

“…Objective To compare outcomes following surgical repair of genital fistula among Nigerian women with or without HIV. Methods A retrospective review was…”
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Prevalence and associated risk factors for gestational diabetes in Jos, North-central, Nigeria by Anzaku, Ajen Stephen, Musa, Jonah

“…Objective The study aimed at determining the prevalence and associated risk factors for gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) among antenatal women attending the…”
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Prevalence of hepatitis B virus infection among pregnant women in Jos, Nigeria by Magaji, Francis, Okolo, Mark, Hassan, Z, Shambe, Iornum, Pam, Victor, Ocheke, Amaka, Yiltok, Esther, Golit, Williams, Anzaku, Stephen, Daloek, Martins, Ogwuche, Jerry, Imade, Godwin, Isichie, Christain, Mutihir, Jsiah, Oguche, Stephen, Agbaji, Oche, Musa, Jonah, Sagay, Solomon, Zoakah, A, Cohn, Susan

“…Objectives: The study sought to determine the prevalence and risk factors associated with Hepatitis B surface antigenemia (HBsAg) positivity among pregnant…”
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Intimate partner violence and associated factors in an obstetric population in Jos, North-central Nigeria by Anzaku, Stephen, Shuaibu, A. R J, Dankyau, M, Chima, G

“…Background: Intimate partner violence (IPV) during pregnancy is a human right and public health concern, often life-threatening to both the mother and fetus…”
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Beta-cell dysfunction and abnormal glucose metabolism among non-diabetic women with recurrent miscarriages by Edugbe, Adikpe Emmanuel, James, Bitrus, Akunaeziri, Uche Augustine, Egbodo, Christopher Orokpo, Imoh, Chidiebere Lucius, Ajen, Anzaku Stephen, John, Onyeji, Samaila, Mikah

“…Background Subclinical beta-cell (β-cell) dysfunction is an endocrine abnormality and its association with recurrent miscarriages (RM) has not been extensively…”
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Third Trimester Reference Values of Amniotic Fluid Index in a Group of Healthy Nigerian Women in Jos, Nigeria by Stephen Ajen Anzaku, Michael Gbala, Talemoh Wycliffe Dah, Gloria Daniel Didamson

“…Objectives: To ascertain the normal values of amniotic fluid index in third trimester among Nigerian women with uncomplicated singleton pregnancies in Jos,…”
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