Search Results - "Kisanga, Onesmo"

Establishing kidney transplantation in a low-income country: a case in Tanzania by Furia, Francis F., Shoo, Jaqueline G., Ruggajo, Paschal J., Mngumi, Jonathan W., Valentine, Gudila, Muhiddin, Mahmoud A., Kim, Njiku, Mlatie, Isaack, Mulungu, Moses, Mkopi, Namala, Kasubi, Mabula, Moshi, Elizabeth S., Mnyanyu, Lameck, Hamis, Ramadhani, Buma, Deus, Mtolera, Mary C., Kisanga, Onesmo A., Swai, Hedwiga, Museru, Lawrence

“…BackgroundSub-Saharan African countries, including Tanzania, have a high burden of chronic kidney diseases (CKDs) and limited capacity for the provision of…”
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Developing nephrology services in low income countries: a case of Tanzania by Furia, Francis F, Shoo, Jacqueline, Ruggajo, Paschal J, Kilonzo, Kajiru, Basu, Gopal, Yeates, Karen, Varughese, Santosh, Svarstad, Einar, Kisanga, Onesmo

“…The burden of kidney diseases is reported to be higher in lower- and middle-income countries as compared to developed countries, and countries in sub-Saharan…”
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Diagnostic delay in ankle and foot tuberculosis resulting in tuberculoma and tuberculous meningitis in a middle-aged female: A case report by Swai, Hedwiga F, Moledina, Sibtain M, Nsato, Sylvia B, Mgunya, Amina, Rugemalila, Joan, Byemelwa, Veridiana, Ismail, Sharon, Chale, Pauline, Mwapule, Luth, Masao, Alex, Tarimo, Jude, Meda, Amunga, Muhali, Fatuma, Shoo, May, Uiso, Eva, Rwezaura, Stella, Minja, Eliaichi, Beda, Deogratius, Nyagabona, Sarah K, Kisanga, Onesmo, Salehe, Sayan, Chiwanga, Faraja, Mwemba, Said, Rwegasha, John, Shayo, Grace

“…A middle-aged woman presents with chronic foot arthritis which progressed to a non-healing ulcer, which was unresponsive to conventional antibiotics and…”
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Nutrition knowledge, attitudes and practices among healthcare workers in management of chronic kidney diseases in selected hospitals in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; a cross-sectional study by Munuo, Adeline E., Mugendi, Beatrice W., Kisanga, Onesmo A., Otieno, George O.

“…Background Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a global public health problem. All health care professionals need to be knowledgeable and competent in nutrition as…”
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