^{1. Priorities on HIV/AIDS Research}

^{Adinma JIB, Adinma E} 

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^{2. HIV Disease Among Antenatal Patients in Nigerian Army Reference Hospital, Kaduna: a Five-Year Prospective Study.}

^{Omekara SD} 

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^{3. Determinants of Knowledge of Antenatal Patients About HIV Transmission in Ibadan, Nigeria.}

^{Olayemi O, Odukogbe AA Aimakhu CO, Aimakhu VE} 

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^{4. Caesarean Section in HIV — Positive Women at St. Charles Borromeo Hospital, Onitsha, Nigeria: a Five-Year review.}

^{Obiechina NJA, Okafor CI, Udigwe GO, Udegbe CB} 

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^{5. Pre-HIV Screening Counseling and Prevalence of HIV Among Patients Booked for Surgical Operations in Sagamu, Nigeria.}

^{Sule-Odu AO, Olatunji AO, Adefuye PO, Oloruntoba AR, Jagun AE, Alayo AM}

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^{6. The Knowledge and Attitude of Pregnant Women Towards HIV Infection.}

^{Ibekwe PC, Ikeme ACC}

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^{7. Factors Affecting HIV Seroprevlence Among Pregnant Women in Calabar, Nigeria.}

^{Etuk SJ, Ekure EN} 

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^{8. Attitude of Abeokuta Pregnant Women to HIV Screening}

^{Orji EO, Sotiloye DO, Fawole AO, Huyinbo KI} 

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^{9. HIV Infection and Sexual Behaviour Among Infertile Women in Southeastern Nigeria,}

^{Ikechebelu JI, Ikegwuonu SC, Joe-Ikechebelu NN}

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^{10. Acceptability of Voluntary HIV Screening by Pregnant Women}

^{Onafowokan O, Gharoro EP, Okpere EE.} 

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^{11. Counselling Patients for HIV}

Umezulike AC, Efetie ER, Ewuzie-Wokocha MN, Ibrahim R. 

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^{12. Prevalence of HIV Infection Among Prenatal Patients in Abuja Nigeria}

^{Offiong RA, Bunza FM, Uya AO} 

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^{13. Level of HIV/AIDS Awareness and the Acceptability of HIV Screening Among Pregnant Women in Abakaliki, Nigeria.}

^{Obi SN, Ezeonu P, Ezegwui HU} 

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^{14. Laparoscopic Evaluation of Pelvic Adhesions Among Infertile Women: a Major Complication of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.}

^{Audu BM, Massa AA, Yahaya DM} 

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^{15. Post-Caesarean Section Wound Infection — Predisposing Factors, Aetiological Organisms and Antibiotic Sensitivity.}

^{Orji EO, Shittu SA, Ogunlola IO} 

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^{16. Occupational Health Hazards Among Health Care Workers in the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Unit of a Nigerian Teaching Hospital}

^{Orji EO, Fasubaa OB, Onwudiegwu U, Dare FO, Ogunniyi SO} 

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^{17. Evaluation of Chlorhexidine in the Detection of Bacteriuria in Pregnancy}

^{Okonkwo CA, Okpere EE. Ande ABA} 

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^{18. Clinical Presentation of Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.}

^{Audu BM, El-Nafaty AU, Yusuf T.} 

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^{19. Microbiological Isolates and Antibiogram from Endocervical Swabs of Patients with Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.}

^{Audu BM, Melah GS, Kudi AA} 

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^{20. Syphilis Screening in Pregnancy: is it Time to Stop?}

^{Udigwe GO, Obiechina NJA, Okafor CI} 

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^{21. Pattern of Clinical Diagnosed Pelvic Inflammatory Disease in Nnewi, Nigeria.}

^{Udigwe GO, Obiechina NJA, Okafor CI} 

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^{22. Hysterosalpingography: a Central Tool in the Diagnosis of Utero-Tubal Causes of Infertility.}

^{Audu BM, Sa’ad ST, Tahir N} 

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^{23. Microbiological Pattern of the Contents of Pelvic Abscess at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan.}

^{Aimakhu CO, Olayemi O, Odukogbe AA.} 

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^{24. Predisposing Factors and Socio-Clinico-Demographic Characteristics of Pelvic Abscess in Ibadan.}

^{Aimakhu CO, Olayemi O, Odukogbe AA.} 

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^{25. Utero-Cutaneous Fistula Following Caesarean Section}

^{Fiebai PO, Anya SE, John CT} 

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^{26. Practising Obstetrics With Tears in Nigeria a Private Sector Experience}

^{Okojie SE.} 

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^{27. Rising Caesarean Section Rate at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital.}

^{Anya SE, Ikimalo JI, John CT} 

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^{28. Increasing Age and Declining Parity of Women Delivering at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital.}

^{Oriji VK, Anya SE, Fiebai PO, John CT} 

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^{29. Outcome of Caesarean Section for Fetal Distress in Port Harcourt}

^{Nduka EC, Oriji VK, Omeregie B, Anya SE, John CT.} 

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^{30. An Analysis of Obstetrician Only Deliveries at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital.}

^{Fiebai PO, Nyengidiki TK, Anya SE, John CT} 

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^{31. An Eleven Year Review of Deliveries for Breech Presentation in Port Harcourt.}

^{Anya SE, Fiebai PO, John CT} 

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^{32. Is there a Relationship Between Instrumental Vaginal Delivery Rates and Caesarean Section Rates?}

^{Enyindah CE, Anya SE, John CT.} 

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^{33. Cervical Ripening: How Long can the Foley’s Catheter Safely Remain in the Cervical Canal?}

^{Ekele BA, Isah AY} 

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^{34. Grandmultiparity: Assessment of the Risks Involved}

^{Kuti O, Dare FO, Ogunniyi SO.} 

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^{35. Experience With Intravaginal Misoprostol in the Management of Intra-Uterine Fetal Death}

^{Fawole AO, Adekunle AO, Sotiloye OS, Arowojolu OA, Otolorin EO} 

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^{36. Five-year Review of Breech Presentation at Ile-Ife, Nigeria}

^{Shittu SA, Fasubaa OB, Dare FO, Ogunniyi SO} 

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^{37. How Useful is the Hellen Keller Food Frequency Chart in the Determination of Vitamin A Status in Pregnancy}

^{Okpere EE, Eigbefoh JO, Ande AB, Asonye C} 

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^{38. Ruptured Uterus in Enugu, Nigeria}

^{Ibekwe PC} 

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^{39. Obstetric Performance of Nigerian Teenagers as Seen at the University College Hospital (UCH) Ibadan.}

^{Aimakhu, VO Olayemi O, Odukogbe AA.} 

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^{40. Perinatal Outcome in Antepartum and Intrapartum Eclampsia at Ibadan.}

^{Aimakhu CO, Olayemi O.} 

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^{41. Correlates of Partographic Labour Patterns at the University College Hospital, Ibadan.}

^{Olayemi O, Aimakhu CO} 

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^{42. Domestic Violence Against Pregnant Nigeria Women}

^{Ikeme ACC, Ezegwui HU, Onwasoigwe CN} 

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^{43. A Comparative Study Demonstrating the Feasibility of Training Nigerians to Perform In Vitro Fertilization/Intra-Cytoplasmic Injection Technology in Nigeria}

^{Ajayi RA, Bolton VN, Parsons JH.} 

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^{44. The Predictive Value of the Number of Oocytes Retrieved at Ultrasound Directed Follicular Aspiration (UDFA) on Fertilization Rates and Pregnancy Outcome in Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) Cycles.}

^{Melie N, Adeniyi AO, Igbineweka O, Ajayi RA} 

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^{45. Induced Abortion Maternal Deaths.}

^{Sule-Odu AO, Olatunji AO, Adefuye PO, Jagun AE, Alayo AM} 

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^{46. Iatrogenic Urogenital Fistula}

^{Ward A} 

^46.

^{47. Analysis of Menstrual and Haematological Indices in Nigerian Women After 24 Months of NorplantR Use.}

^{Aisien AO, Sagay AS, Imade GE, Ujah IAO Nnanna OU.} 

^47.

^{48. A Ten-Year Review of Ectopic Pregnancy in Ile-ife}

^{Shittu SA, Orji EO, Dare FO, Ogunniyi SO} 

^48.

^{49. The Prevalence of Induced Abortion in Abeokuta}

^{Fawole AO, Sotiloye OS, Adebayo AS, Oladimeji AO, Alao MO, Otolorin EO} 

^49.

^{50. Anthropometric Measurements and Parameters of Body Composition in School Girls in South-Western Nigeria}

^{Fawole AO, Obisesan KA, Ojengbede OA Babarinsa IA, Cole AH, Fawole OI, Arowojolu AO.} 

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^{51. Pattern and Prevalence of Degeneration of Leiomyoma Uteri}

^{Igwegbe AO} 

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^{52. Continuous Traction (CT) Technique for Skin Sutures.}

^{Ejikem MEC} 

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^{53. Serum Calcium and Inorganic Phosphate Concentrations and Some Haematological Parameters in Menstruating Women in Enugu Metropolis.}

^{Ureme SO, Maduka IG, Magulike A.} 

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^{54. Management of Incomplete Abortion Using Manual Vacuum Aspiration (MVA): the JUTH Experience.}

^{Mutihir JT, Ujah IAO, Uamai AO} 

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^{55. A Review of Female Sterilization for Contraception in Jos University Teaching Hospital.}

^{Mutihir JT, Ujah IAO, Aisien AO.} 

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^{56. The Contribution of Unsafe Abortion to Maternal Mortality in Jos, Nigeria.}

^{Ujah IAO, Aisien OA, Uguru VE, Mutihir JT, Sagay AS, Imade GE.} 

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^{57. HIV/AIDS—Related Maternal Mortality at Jos University Teaching Hospital, Jos, Nigeria.}

^{Ujah IAO, Mutihir JT, Sagay AS, Aisien OA, Uguru VE, Imade GE} 

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^{58. The Role of Blood Trasfusion in the Management of Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy: The Experience of a State-Owned Tertiary Center}

^{Akinola OI, Fabamwo AO, Akpan E} 

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^{59. Sexual Practices Among Nigerian Undergraduates Before and After They Became Aware of HIV/AIDS.}

^{Onah HE, Mbah AU, Chukwuka J, Ikeme ACC.} 

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^{60. Trends in the Age of Primigravidae in Enugu, Nigeria}

^{Onah EH, Eze JN} 

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^{61. Safety and Efficacy of Misoprostol in Induction of Labour}

^{Ezechi OC, Njokanma FO, Nwokoro CA.} 

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^{62. Electrocardiographic Changes in NorplantR Users: a Three-Year Longitudinal Study}

^{Sagay AS, Okehialam BN, Imade GE.} 

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^{63. Impaired Glucose Tolerance in Women with Polycystic Ovaries in Jos, Nigeria.}

^{Imade GE, Sagay, AS, Uguru VE.} 

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^{64. Seroprevalence of HIV 1 and Hepatitis B Infections in Pregnant Women in Jos, Nigeria}

^{Imade GE, Ugwu BT, Sagay AS, Thacher T, Ford RW} 

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^{65. Pregnancy at Forty Years and After in Enugu}

^{Nwogu-Ikojo EE, Ezegwui HU, Ikeme ACC} 

^65.

^{66. Patient Understanding of Hysterosalpingography in Enugu, Nigeria}

^{Ezegwui HU Mgbor SO, Ikeme ACC} 

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^{67. Knowledge of the Obstetric Risks Associated With Grandmultiparity and the Reproductive Aspirations of Nigerian Women.}

^{Onah HE, Iloabachie GC} 

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^{68. The Use of Foley’s Catheter in Controlling Severe Uterine Haemorrhage in Gynaecological Practice: a Report of Three Cases.}

^{Eze JN, Iloahachie GC, Onah HE} 

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^{69. Rational Adoption of the Steps of ART Reduce the Cost and will Improve Access to ART in Low Resource Countries}

^{Giwa-Osagie OF, Kayode B.}

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^{70. Pregnancy and Delivery Following IVF Using Emergency, Low-Cost, Embryo Incubation System.}

^{Giwa-Osagie OF, Kayode B, Mallya SR, Aro T.} 

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^{71. A Patient —Centred, Low Morbidity ART Programme With Good Pregnancy Rates: Experience at the Advanced Fertility Clinic, Lagos .}

^{Giwa-Osagie OF, Kayode B, Osaghae J, Aro T, Disu RF,}

^{Oyewunmi AO, Okechukwu S, Nwokedi C, Omotuyole O.} 

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^{72. A Simplified Semen Freezing and Donor Insemination Programme with Sustained Good Pregnancy Rates}

^{Giwa-Osagie OF, Kayode B, Disu RF, Duke-Macrae J, Iorember F, Osaghae J, Oyewunmi A, Aro} 

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^{73. The Nigerian-Based Obstetrician and the Stress of Obstetric Emergencies}

^{Onah HE, Nkwo PO} 

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^{74. A Review of Induction of Labour at Aba, Eastern Nigeria.}

^{Feyi-Waboso PA, Kamanu CI, Aluka C.} 

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^{© Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics of Nigeria (SOGON), 2001.}