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Managing many patients with a urethral stricture : a cost-benefit analysis of treatment options by OGBONNA, B. C

“…To report a management method in a community where there are many patients with urethral stricture and where the short-term goal of providing some treatment to…”
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Safety of daycare hernia repair in Jos, Nigeria by RAMYIL, V. M, IYA, D, OGBONNA, B. C, DAKUM, N. K

“…To evaluate the safety of day surgery for inguinal hernia. A randomised prospective study of patients presenting for elective inguinal hernia repair. Jos…”
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The impact of renal impairment on the management of patients with lower urinary tract obstruction by Ogbonna, B C, Madziga, A G, Anteyi, E A

“…One hundred patients with lower urinary tract obstruction (LUTO) seen over a 10-month period were prospectively studied. Nineteen (19%) had an elevated serum…”
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Alpha‐receptor blockade for benign prostatic hyperplasia: uses and problems in a developing country by Ogbonna, B.C., Okeahialam, B.N., Ramyil, V.M.

“…Objective  To evaluate the use and problems of alpha‐receptor blockade with prazosin among patients in Nigeria with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) who face…”
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Menouria — a simple diagnostic technique by OBEKPA, P. O, ONUMINYA, J. E, UGWU, B. T, OGBONNA, B. C, KIDMAS, A. T, UJAH, I. A

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Another look at acute appendicitis in tropical Africa: and the value of laparoscopy in diagnosis by Ogbonna, B C, Obekpa, P O, Momoh, J T, Ige, J T, Ihezue, C H

“…Acute appendicitis is believed to be one of the commonest causes of the acute abdomen in tropical Africa. Negative appendicectomy rates are usually above 20%,…”
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Laparoscopy in developing countries in the management of patients with an acute abdomen by Ogbonna, B C, Obekpa, P O, Momoh, J T, Obafunwa, J O, Nwana, E J

“…Surgeons in developing countries see a need to improve diagnosis and decision making in patients with an acute abdomen. Without the benefit of diagnostic aids…”
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