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Browsing School of Medical Sciences by Author "Rahman, G. A."

Browsing School of Medical Sciences by Author "Rahman, G. A."

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  • Circumareolar Incision‑subdermal Tunneling Dissection for Excision of Multiple Breast Fibroadenomata 
    Agodirin, S. O.; Rahman, G. A.; Olatoke, S. A.; Akande, H. J. (Nigerian Journal of Surgery, 2017)
    Excision of multiple fibroadenomas (MF) in separate breast quadrants presents difficulties of number and location of incision(s) and extent of tissue dissection and may be associated with more complications and poorer ...
  • Giant vesical calculi: experience with management of two Nigerians 
    Rahman, G. A.; Akande, A. A.; Mamudu, N. A. (Nigerian Journal of surgical research, 2005)
    Two cases of Giant Vesical Calculi were encountered in a semi-urban health facility (Nakowa Hospital, Yauri, Nigeria). careful clinical evaluation and investigation is important in the work up of the patients. surgical ...
  • Rectal cancer: Pattern and outcome of management in University of Ilorin teaching hospital, Ilorin, Nigeria 
    Rahman, G. A. (Annals of African Medicine, 2010)
    Background: Cancer of the colon and rectum was considered to be rare in Africa three to four decades ago. This is no longer true though it is not as common as in Western Europe and North America. The aim of this study is ...
  • Scientific medical research and publication in Nigeria 
    Rahman, G. A. (Nigerian Journal of Surgical Research, 2005)
    Research involves undertaking systematic scientific investigation in order to discover new facts or get additional information needed to elucidate a particular problem. Scientific research seeks primarily to advance ...
  • Typhoid ileal perforation in Nigerian children: an analysis of 106 operative cases 
    Rahman, G. A.; Abubakar, A. M.; Johnson, A-W.B.R.; Adeniran, J. O. (International Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2001)
    Typhoid ileal perforation ¬TP) is a major problem in developing countries and carries a high mortality. The purpose of this retrospective study from Nigeria was to review the outcome in children less than 15 years of age ...
  • Wound dressing where there is limitation of choice 
    Rahman, G. A.; Adigun, I. A.; Yusuf, I. F.; Ofoegbu, C. K. P. (Nigerian Journal of Surgical Research, 2006)
    Background Many sophisticated dressings are available to the wound care practitioner in the developed countries. These materials are made from a wide range of products like polyurethane, salts of alginic acid and other ...

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