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Current Issue July-December 2019
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Vol 25 | Issue 2
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| Laparoscopic versus open sigmoid loop colostomy: A comparative study from a cohort of 62 patients requiring temporary faecal diversion at a tertiary care center in North India |
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Background: Over decades, colostomies have been done through open method, but laparoscopic creation of an intestinal stoma is safe, feasible and has distinct advantages over conventional tech... |
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| Clinical outcome of nonoperative treatment of de Quervain's disease with local corticosteroid injection in Nigerian setting |
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Background: The goal of treatment of de Quervain's disease, pain relief and restoration of hand functions, is achievable with local corticosteroid injection. However, published reports in... |
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| Histopathological pattern of testicular lesions in Kano, Northwestern Nigeria |
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Background: The global distribution of testicular disorders differs conforming with differences in demographic denominators. The diagnostic dictum for these disorders customarily adheres to f... |
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| Preoperative predictors of level of difficulty of laparoscopic cholecystectomy |
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Background: Laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) is the gold standard treatment for symptomatic gallbladder stone disease. This is due to its safety, reliability, cost-effectiveness, negligible ... |
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| Outcome of management of neonatal intestinal obstruction at a tertiary center in Nigeria |
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Background: Intestinal obstruction in a newborn remains a significant emergency in pediatric surgery. Clinical presentation is often subtle with sudden deterioration of their clinical states.... |
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ISSN - Print: 1117-6806,
Online: 2278-7100
Nigerian Journal of Surgery, a publication of association
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