Search Results - "Betiku, O A"

Correlation of alanine aminotransferase levels and a histological diagnosis of steatohepatitis with ultrasound-diagnosed metabolic-associated fatty liver disease in patients from a centre in Nigeria by Kolawole, O J, Oje, M M, Betiku, O A, Ijarotimi, O, Adekanle, O, Ndububa, D A

“…Metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) is defined as the occurrence of hepatic fat accumulation in patients with negligible alcohol consumption or…”
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Prevalence and risk factors associated with dry eye disease among adults in a population-based setting in South-West Nigeria by Betiku, A, Oduyoye, O, Jagun, O, Olajide, O, Adebusoye, S, Aham-Onyebuchi, U

“…Background: Dry eye disease (DED) occurs as a result of an abnormality in tear production, tear consistency, and tear evaporation. Aim: The aim of this study…”
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A review of ophthalmic registries in Africa – The shortage and importance by S. O. Adebusoye, O. O. Jagun, A. O. Betiku, O. S. Olajide, U. O. Aham-onyebuchi

“…BACKGROUND: Clinical registries systematically collect standardized information for pre-defined purposes on patients with a particular condition of interest…”
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Orbital Cellulitis And Subperiosteal Abscess Of Frontal Bone Complicating Unilateral Pansinusitis: A Case Report by MA Akinola, AO Betiku, AP Adefalujo, AOA Yusuf, AO Sorungbe, OP Yahaya

“…Objective: The aim of this report is to demonstrate that acute rhino-sinusitis may result in orbital cellulitis and even life threatening complications…”
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A review of ophthalmic registries in Africa – The shortage and importance by S. O. Adebusoye, O. O. Jagun, A. O. Betiku, O. S. Olajide, U. O. Aham-onyebuchi

“…BACKGROUND: Clinical registries systematically collect standardized information for pre-defined purposes on patients with a particular condition of interest…”
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Family planning in rural Nigeria: a study among men by Lawoyin, T O, Osinowo, H, Babatunde, M, Bajomo, T G, Betiku, A O, Biakolo, Busari, K T, Fehintola, A

“…Too few family planning studies in Nigeria have focused on the men. This community-based study determined the level of knowledge, attitude to and the practice…”
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