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Low-Dose Lisinopril in Normotensive Men With Idiopathic Oligospermia and Infertility: A 5-Year Randomized, Controlled, Crossover Pilot Study by Mbah, A U, Ndukwu, G O, Ghasi, S I, Shu, E N, Ozoemena, F N, Mbah, J O, Onodugo, O D, Ejim, E C, Eze, M I, Nkwo, P O, Okonkwo, P O

“…The outcomes of drug treatment for male infertility remain conjectural, with controversial study results. Our pilot study employed a randomized,…”
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Prevalence of Cardiovascular Risk Factors in the Middle-Aged and Elderly Population of a Nigerian Rural Community by Ejim, E. C., Okafor, Christian, Emehel, A., Mbah, A. U., Onyia, U., Egwuonwu, T., Akabueze, J., Onwubere, B. J. C.

“…Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) causes of worldwide preventable morbidity and mortality. CVDs are a leading cause of mortality and morbidity in developing…”
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Fixed drug eruption in Nigeria by Nnoruka, Edith N., Ikeh, V. O., Mbah, A. U.

“…Fixed drug eruption (FDE) causes cosmetic embarrassment in Nigerian patients, particularly when the characteristic hyperpigmented patches affect the face and…”
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Pattern of Blood Pressure Indices among the Residents of a Rural Community in South East Nigeria by Onwubere, B. J. C., Ejim, E. C., Okafor, Christian, Emehel, A., Mbah, A. U., Onyia, U., Mendis, Shanthi

“…Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the main causes of death in industrialized countries, and are significant causes of morbidity and mortality in sub-Saharan…”
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An antimalarial extract from neem leaves is antiretroviral by Udeinya, I.J, Mbah, A.U, Chijioke, C.P, Shu, E.N

“…An acetone–water neem leaf extract with antimalarial activity was evaluated in vitro at 5 μg/ml for inhibition of adhesion of malaria parasite-infected…”
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Compliance to correct dose of chloroquine in uncomplicated malaria correlates with improvement in the condition of rural Nigerian children by Okonkwo, P.O., Akpala, C.O., Okafor, H.U., Mbah, A.U., Nwaiwu, O.

“…Non-compliance to correct dosing is thought to be one of the main causes of treatment failure of chloroquine in the home management of childhood malaria. There…”
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Clinical pharmacokinetics of suramin in patients with onchocerciasis by CHIJIOKE, C. P, UMEH, R. E, MBAH, A. U, NWONU, P, FLECKENSTEIN, L. L, OKONKWO, P. O

“…Ten male patients with onchocerciasis received six weekly infusions of suramin according to the WHO-recommended regimen. In no case did the plasma…”
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HIV/AIDS awareness and sexual practices among undergraduates in Enugu, Nigeria by Onah, H E, Mbah, A U, Chukwuka, J C, Ikeme, A C C

“…To assess the knowledge of HIV/AIDS among Nigeria undergraduates and to determine how the knowledge has influenced their sexual behaviour. A pre-tested self -…”
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Fractionated neem leaf extract is safe and increases CD4+ cell levels in HIV/AIDS patients by Mbah, A U, Udeinya, I J, Shu, E N, Chijioke, C P, Nubila, T, Udeinya, F, Muobuike, Angela, Mmuobieri, Ancila, Obioma, Maria S

“…The safety and effect of an acetone-water neem leaf extract (IRAB) on CD4 cells was investigated in 60 HIV/AIDS patients as part of an ongoing study to…”
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Dilated alcoholic cardiomyopathy and incidental lymphoma occuring in a 56 year old man who was being managed for hypertensive heart disease in Enugu Nigeria--a rare finding by Nzegwu, M A, Okafor, O C, Olusina, D B, Ike, V, Mbah, A U

“…We present a case of dilated alcoholic cardiomyopathy occurring in a 56-year-old Nigerian male. He admitted to taking alcoholic beverage, approximately 2-3…”
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Abnormality of pituitary gonadal axis among Nigerian males with infertility: study of patterns and possible etiologic interrelationships by OZOEMENA, OYIOGU

“…Background: Hormonal derangements potentially contribute to the diagnosis of infertility in over 60%–70% of couples investigated. Use of hormonal and…”
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The prevalence pattern of external male genital defects among secondary school students in Enugu State of Nigeria by Ozoemena, O F N, Mbah, A U

“…Enugu State typifies a Third World environment where most deliveries occur outside the hospital setting. In such circumstances, hospital-based data about…”
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Interference by malaria in the diagnosis of typhoid using Widal test alone by Ohanu, M E, Mbah, A U, Okonkwo, P O, Nwagbo, F S

“…A total of 270 febrile patients (130 males and 140 females) aged between 15 and 59 were screened using thick and thin blood film stains for malaria,…”
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Interventional role of piperazine citrate in barium chloride induced ventricular arrhythmias in anaesthetized rats by Ghasi, S, Mbah, AU, Nze, PU, Nwobodo, E, Ogbonna, AO, Onuaguluchi, G

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Interference by Malaria in the diagnosis of typhoid using Widal test alone by Ohanu, ME, Mbah, AU, Okonkwo, PO, Nwagbo, FS

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Non-ketotic hyperglycaemia presenting as Epilepsia partialis continua by Chijioke, C P, Mbah, A U

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Tropical splenomegaly syndrome in Nigerian adults by Onuigbo, M A, Mbah, A U

“…Thirty-nine Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome (TSS) patients. 19 males and 20 females, aged 13 to 69 years, with a mean age of 44.4 years, seen over a two-year…”
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Report: Fixed drug eruption in Nigeria by Nnoruka, Edith N, Ikeh, VO, Mbah, A U

“…Fixed drug eruption (FDE) causes cosmetic embarrassment in Nigerian patients, particularly when the characteristic hyperpigmented patches affect the face and…”
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Abnormality of pituitary gonadal axis among Nigerian males with infertility: study of patterns and possible etiologic interrelationships by Ozoemena, Ofn, Ezugworie, Jo, Mbah, Au, Esom, Ea, Ayogu, Bo, Ejezie, Fe

“…Hormonal derangements potentially contribute to the diagnosis of infertility in over 60%-70% of couples investigated. Use of hormonal and antihormonal agents…”
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The course and out-come of a pregnancy superimposing untreated Graves' thyrotoxicosis by A U Mbah, J M Okaro

“…Objective: The objective of this case report is to highlight the occurrence of a pregnancy in an African woman with untreated Graves' thyrotoxicosis; there…”
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