The Management of Socio-Economic Environment for Sustainability: The Roles of Man - Adesina, A. D. O.; Adeyemi, B. A. (Nigerian Journal of Clinical and Counselling Psychology, 2003)

Management Practices and Ecological Status of a Humid Tropical Rainforest", - Salami, A. T.,; and Aladenola, V.O. (International Journal of Environmental Studies,, 2003)

Morphology of male reproductive system and nature of secretions of accessory glands and seminal vesicles of adult Altrctomorpha lata Motschulsky (Orthoptera; Acrididae). - W. A. Muse (Formosan Entomology, 2003)

Moummar Gaddafi of Libya and the World - Funso ADESOLA (Nigerian Forum, 2003)

Nigerian Women in Information Technology and Computer Science Education - Idowu, Peter; Popoola, B.I. (Journal of Educational Research on Africa, 2003)

On the uniform dissipativity of some fifth order non-linear differential equations - Afuwape, A.U.; Adesina, O.A. (Annals of Differential Equations, 2003)

Pattern of Refractive Errors at Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital, Ile-Ife. Nigeria - Adegbehingbe B.O; Majekodunmi A.A; Akinsola F.B.; Soetan E.O (Nigerian Journal of Ophthalmology, 2003)

Physical properties of Calabash Nutmeg (Monodora myristica) seeds. - Omobuwajo T.O; O.R. Omobuwajo; Sanni, L.A (Journal of Food Engineering, U.K., 2003)

The Prevalence, Pattern and Clinical Correlates of Proteinuria in Nigerian Patients With Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus - Ikem, R.T; Akinsola, A; M.O. Balogun; Ohwovoriole, A.E (Nigerian Journal of Health Sciences, 2003)

Profitability of intensification technologies among smallholder maize farmers in the forest-savanna transition zone of Nigeria. - Bamire, A.S.; V.M. Manyong (Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 2003)

Profitability of vegetable farming under rainy- and dry-season production in southwestern Nigeria - Bamire, A.S.; J.T.O. Oke (Journal of Vegetable Crop Production, 2003)

The Relevance of Sculptural Creativity in Yoruba Pottery - Umoru-Oke, Nanashaitu (Creative Traditions in Nigerian Art, 2003)
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Removing the veil: presenting and addressing sexual violence and young womens’ reproductive health in a Nigerian University. - O. Obilade; O.N. Makinde; M.I. Omosule (European Journal of Scientific Research, 2003)

Renal failure in N igeria children:factors limiting access to dialysis - Olowu WA (Pediatric Nephrology, 2003)

Renal failure in Nigerian children:factors limiting access to dialysis - W.A Olowu (Pediatric Nephrology;, 2003)

Techno-economic assessment of seed oil-palm extraction in some selected states Nigeria. - M. O. Faborode; O.K. Owolarafe; A.A. Lasisi; S.A. Kasali; K.S. Oguntuase (Technovation, 2003)

“Deconstructing History, (Re)constructing Feminism: A Feminist (Re)reading of Sembène Ousmane’s Les bouts de bois de Dieu and Pepetela’s A Revolta na casa dos Ídolos” - Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Félix (Feminism in African Literature, 2003)

“Effect of Traffic Density on Heavy Metal Content of Soil and Vegetation along Roadsides in Osun State”, - Bada B.S.,; Amusan A.A,; and Salami, A.T. (West African Journal of Applied Ecology,, 2003)

Environmental Resources Valuation: New Challenges for the Estate Surveyor in the 21st Century” - Ogunba, O. A. (Annual conference of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, 2002)

Financing Home Ownership in the city: Searching for the most Viable Options - Ogunba, O. A.; Olaleye, A.; S Oloyede (‘the City in Nigeria’, 2002)

Urban Property Development: Addressing the Downside Risksn Akure - Ogunba, O. A. (‘the City in Nigeria’, 2002)

Postoperative complaints following impacted mandibular third molar surgery in Ile-Ife, Nigeria - Oginni, Fadekemi; I Ugboko, V; Assam, E; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (SADJ : journal of the South African Dental Association = tydskrif van die Suid-Afrikaanse Tandheelkundige Vereniging, 2002)
An investigation into the pattern of complaints lodged by patients after impacted mandibular third molar surgery was done in a Nigerian teaching hospital over a period of 3 years. One hundred and twenty seven records were retrieved. Pericoronitis (71.2%), pulpitis (17.6%) and periodontitis (11.2%) were the reasons for surgery. No third molar surgery was done for prophylactic or orthodontic reasons. Sixty-one complaints were lodged by 49 (38.6%) patients on day 1, and 37 complaints by 35 patients on day 7. These complaints were verified by the findings of the examining clinician. Pain, swelling and trismus were the commonest complaints. A significant association (P = 0.042) was found between patients' complaints on the first postoperative day and the drug combination given. Similarly, there was a significant relationship (P = 0.0055) between the type of analgesics prescribed and the presence of postoperative pain. No significant relationship was however found between the complaints and patients' age, indication for extraction, impaction type and method of impacted tooth removal. Although the findings of this retrospective study are limited in their comparability, they suggest the need for an appraisal of pain management in patients undergoing mandibular third molar surgery in our hospital. Consequently, there should be a reduction in complaint rate thereby making selective review appointment on the first postoperative day feasible.
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Helicobacter pylori in the dental plaque and gastric mucosa of dyspeptic Nigerian patients - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Lawal, Oladejo; A. Lamikanra; N Okeke, I; Rotimi, Olorunda; A Rasheed, A (Tropical gastroenterology : official journal of the Digestive Diseases Foundation, 2002)
Presence of helicobacter pylori (H.Pylori) in the dental plaques may be associated with the presence of the same organism in gastric mucosa.To assess and compare the prevalence of H. pylori in dental plaques and gastric mucosa of dyspeptic Nigerians. Sixty-six consecutive patients undergoing endoscopy for investigation of dyspepsia were included in the study. A predesigned questionnaire was used to collect information on socio-demographic and other factors. Each patient also had clinical dental examination. Dental plaque scrapping was collected before endoscopy for helicobacter pylori culture, and at endoscopy, two gastric biopsy specimens were taken for culture and histology. The mean age (+/- SD) of the patients was 44.8 (+/- 17.4) years (range 5 to 80 years). The positivity rate of helicobacter pylori in gastric biopsy was 35 of 66 (53.0%) while the same for dental plaque was 46 of 66 (69.7%). The correlation (Spearman's) between gastric mucosa and dental plaque colonization with helicobactor pylori was significant (R = 0.30, P = 0.01). When concordant positivity of gastric biopsy culture and histology was taken as diagnostic, the sensitivity of dental plaque culture was found to be 82.9% and the specificity was 45.2%. This study revealed that helicobactor pylori has a high prevalence in the dental plaque of the population that we have studied and may therefore be of potential relevance in screening for such infection.
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Valuation of the Environment: A Case Study of Nigeria’s adoption of the Integrated Environmental and Acoounting System of National Accounting - Ogunba, O. A.; Oloyede, S. A.; C.K Ogunba (‘the City in Nigeria’, 2002)

Some engineering properties of locust bean seed - L.A.O. Ogunjimi; N.A. Aviara; O.A. Aregbesola (Journal of Food Engineering, 2002)

) Lack of influence of red palm oil on severity on malarial infection in preschool Nigerian infants. - K. A. Cooper; D.A. Adelekan; O.A. Esimai; C.A. Northrop- Cleves; D.T. Thuruham (Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2002)

Adoption Patterns of Fertilizer among Small-Scale Farmers in Two Ecologies of Southwest Nigeria: A Tobit Analysis - Bamire, A.S.; Y L Fabiyi; V.M. Manyong (Australian Journal of Agricultural Research., 2002)

Anaesthesia as a career- the influence of undergraduate education in a Nigerian Medical School - A.F. Faponle (Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2002)

The City in Nigeria: Perspectives, Issues, Challenges, Strategies - Dolapo Amole; Ayo Ajayi; AfolabiOkewole (ed.) (Proceedings of a National Conference by the Faculty of Environmental Design and Management, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, 2002)

The Clinical, Electrocardiographic and Self-Paced Walking Exercise Features of Nigerians with Sickle Cell Anaemia presenting at OAUTHC, Ile-Ife. - R.A. Adebayo; M.O. Balogun; Akinola, N. O.; A.O. Akintomide (Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2002)

Comparative evaluation of the digester-screw press and a hand-operated hydraulic press for palm fruit processing. - O.K. Owolarafe; M. O. Faborode; O.O. Ajibola (Journal of Food Engineering, 2002)

A comparison of the efficacy of Alfentanil and Remifentamil Analgesic infusions for spinal surgery - A.F. Faponle; J.W.H. Watt (West Afr J Med, 2002)

Computer In Education: E Learning - Idowu, Peter A; E.R. Adagunodo (Ife Journal of Behaviour Research, 2002)

Developing a Feedback Model for Managing Congestion in Packet Switched Wide Area Networks - E.F. Ogbimi; A.O. Oluwatope; Aderounmu, G.A. (2002)

Economic Implications of property rights on smallholder use of fertilizer in southwest Nigeria. - Bamire, A.S.; Y L Fabiyi (Land Reform, Land Settlement and Cooperatives, 2002)

Effect of Cement Production on Vegetation in a Part of Southwestern Nigeria”, - Salami, A.T.;; Farounbi A.I.,; and Muoghalu, J. I (Tanzania Journal of Science,, 2002)

The Effect of Information Technology on the Growth of Banking Industry in Nigeria - Idowu, Peter A; Emmanuel R. Adagunodo (The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, 2002)

Effect of Interferential Current Stimulation in Management of Osteo-arthritic Knee Pain - R.A. Adedoyin; M.O.B. Olaogun; O.O. Fagbeja (Physiotherapy, 2002)

Effect of Interferential Current Stimulation in Management of Osteo-arthritic Knee Pain - R.A. Adedoyin; M.O.B. Olaogun; O.O. Fagbeja (Physiotherapy,, 2002)

Effect of some pulverized plant extracts on oviposition, hatching and development of larvae of Aede aegypti (L.). - W. A. Muse; T. O. Kehinde; A. O. Olodi; M. B. Sosan; E.M. Obuotor (Environment and Ecology, 2002)

Effect of two selected postural drainage positions and percussion on the blood pressure on healthy subjects - A. Arigbabowo; R.A. Adedoyin (JOURNAL OF THE NIGERIA SOCIETY OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, 2002)

The Effects of Construction delays on Project delivery in Nigerian Construction Industry - Aibinu, A. A.; Jagboro G.O. (International Journal of Project Management, 2002)

Effects of Leadership Styles on School Administration - Adeyemi, B. A. (African Journal of Educational Research, 2002)

An Evaluation of Teaching Facilities and Materials in Osun State Colleges of Education - Adeyemi, B. A. (, Ife Journal of Behavioural Research, 2002)

Factors Influencing compliance in patients with Tuberculosis on Directly Observed Therapy in Ile-Ife, Nigeria - G.E. Erhabor; H.S. Aghanwa; M. Yusuph; R.A. Adebayo; Arogundade, F.A; A. Omidiora (East Afri. Med. Journal, 2002)

The impact of Knowledge, attitude, practice and beliefs of type 2 Nigerian patients on drug compliance - Fabiyi, A.K; Kolawole, B.A; Adefehinti, O; Ikem, R.T (Diabetes International, 2002)

Internet as a Competitive Business Resource – Any Hope for Nigerian Small Scale Enterprises? - I. O. Abereijo (Ife Journal of Psychology, 2002)

Male contribution to infertility at the Ife State Hospital, Osun State, Nigeria. - E.O.Orji; A.R. Lasisi (Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2002)

Parental anxiety as a possible predisposing factor to child dental anxiety in patients seen in a suburban dental hospital in Nigeria - Folayan, MO; Adekoya-Sofowora, CA; Ufomata, D; Otuyemi, OD (International Journal of Peadiatric Dentistry, 2002)

Performance Enhancement of Data-Link Control Protocol in Wireless ATM - Aderounmu, G.A.; E.R. Adagunodo; A.D. Akinde (. International Journal of Computers & Applications, 2002)

Perparation and Characterization of Undoped Zinc Oxide and Uranium Doped Zinc Oxide Thin Films. - G.O. Egharevba; J.N. Lambi; M.S. Akanni; C. Jeynes; E.O.B. Ajayi; A.V. Adedeji; M.A. Eleruja (Elsevier science B.V., 2002)

Pre-development Appraisal and Risk Adjustment Techniques for Property Investment in Southwestern Nigeria - O.AOgunba (Obafemi Awolowo University, 2002)

Preliminary clinical tests on topical preparations of Ocimum gratissimum Linn leaf essential oil for the treatment of Acne vulgaris. - L.O. Orafidiya; E.O. Agbani; A.O. Oyedele; O.O. Babalola; O. Onayemi (Clin Drug Invest, 2002)

The prevalence, presentation and outcome of Diabetic Foot Lesions in a Nigerian Teaching Hospital - Ikem, R.T; Kolawole, B.A; Ikem I.C (Tropical Doctor, 2002)

Problems of engineering education and training in developing Countries: Nigeria as a case study - Akintola, A. A.; Aderounmu, G.A.; O.K. Owolarafe (EUR. J. ENG.ED., 2002)

Reliability and validity of a short form of the dental subscale of the child fear survey schedule used in a Nigerian children population - Folayan, MO; Otuyemi, OD (Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2002)

The Role of Women in an Environmental Friendly Agro-system: Case Study of Ngie Clan, Northwest Province of Cameroon”, - Salami A.T.;; Ekanade .O.,; and Usongo, P.A. (African Journal of Environmental Assessment and Management,, 2002)

Seminars on controversial issues: a review of the pharmacological approach to the management of dental anxiety in children - Folayan, MO; Faponle, FO; A. Lamikanra (International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, 2002)

Teachers and Nation Building: Factors Against Achievement of Purpose - Adesina, A. D. O.; Adeyemi, B. A. (Journal of Theory and Research in Education, 2002)

Utilization of approved health facilities for delivery in Ile-Ife, Osun State Nigeria - O.A. Esimai; O.S. Ojo; O.B. Fasuba (Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2002)

War Against Hypertension - O. Ogunlade (Success Communication, 2002)

“Book Review of Lawal’s Book “Property Development in Nigeria” - A. O. Ogunba (Journal of Environmental Technology, Journal of the Faculty of Environmental Technology, Federal University of Technology, Akure, 2002)

“Book Review of Lawal’s Book “Property Development in Nigeria” - Ogunba, O. A. (Journal of the Faculty of Environmental Technology, Federal University of Technology, Akure, 2002)

“Functional Christology in the Fourth Gospel: Implications for African Christology” - George O. Folarin (African Journal of Biblical Studies (AJBS), 2002)

“Holy Spirit in Biblical Interpretation: Problems, Challenges, and Role” - George O. Folarin (Ado Journal of Religions, 2002)

“Prospects and Problems of the Use of Regression Analysis in Property Valuation in Commonwealth Countries: A case study of Nigeria” - Ogunba, O. A. (Journal of the Faculty of Environmental Technology, Federal University of Technology, Akure, 2002)

The Effects of Construction delays on Project delivery in Nigerian Construction Industry - Jagboro G.O.; Aibinu, A. A. (International Journal of Project Management, 2002)
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The Effects of Construction delays on Project delivery in Nigerian Construction Industry - Jagboro G.O.; Aibinu, A. A. (International Journal of Project Management, 2002)
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The Effects of Construction delays on Project delivery in Nigerian Construction Industry - Aibinu, A. A.; Jagboro G.O. (International Journal of Project Management, 2002)
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Texture and Structure of Cold Rolled and Temper Annealed Sheet of Aluminium 1200 - Oluwole,O.O; JA Ajayi; Olorunniwo, O.E.; Sofoluwe, A.A. (NSE Technical Transactions, 2002)
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{Oyo Palace Mural; A Symbolic Communication} - Stephen Adéyemí Fọlárànmí (Journal of Art and Ideas (J.A.I.), 2002)
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Keywords: icons and symbols; interpretations; language; Oyo Palace; Yoruba Murals

{The Importance of Oríkì In Yoruba Mural Art} - Folárànmí, Stephen (Ijele, Art e-journal of the African World, 2002)
In visual art, inspiration and concept are the driving forces in the execution of a particular art piece, be it in the Fine or industrial Art. Yorùbá traditional mural has been executed in most cases in veneration of the òrìsà and most of the products are for the Oba as well as for rich or influential individuals. Despite the painters' claim to have been 'moved' or inspired by the spiritual powers of the òrìsà in the execution of such murals, Oríkì, 'cognomen' has been discovered to be a very important driving force in these paintings. This paper tries to examine the importance and impact of oríkì in the execution and interpretation of selected Yorùbá traditional murals.
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Keywords: Oriki; Orisa; Oyo Palace; Yoruba Art; Yoruba Murals

“Oralité et littérature africaine: une analyse du prologue de F. Oyono à Une vie de boy” - Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Félix (Second Annual Conference of the Nigerian University French Teachers Association (NUFTA), 2001)

Caring for the people living with HIV/AIDS and AIDS orphans in Osun State: a rapid survey report - Folayan, Morenike; I. Fakande; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (Nigerian journal of medicine : journal of the National Association of Resident Doctors of Nigeria, 2001)
The aim of the study is to obtain the views and opinions of People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAS), community leaders and other stake holders (care providers and AIDS orphans), so as to assess the role of Non-Governmental Organisations in the control of HIV infection with the purpose of making appropriate recommendations for policy formulation on issues related to the health and care of PLWHAs. A qualitative research was carried out using in-depth interview method with a questionnaires as a guide. In all, 12 seropositives, 13 community leaders and 34 AIDS orphans were interviewed. Results indicate that there was a lack of networking between the six Non-Governmental Organisations working in the state in relation to HIV/AID. Also, none of these PLWHAs had concrete plans for the future of their children, though they all expressed some form of anxiety about their children's future. The burden of care of AIDS orphans often fall on the maternal family members. Top on the list of the problem of AIDS orphans was their poor education due to financial difficulties. There is the need for the government to provide, support, encourage and monitor the activities of the Non-Governmental Organisations and network with them so as to maximise the benefits that can be obtained from the role they play in HIV/AIDS management.
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Patients' attitude to wearing of gloves by dentists in Nigeria - Otuyemi, Olayinka; Oginni, Adeleke; Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Oginni, Fadekemi; Olusile, Adeyemi (East African medical journal, 2001)
To evaluate patient's attitudes to the use of gloves by dentists.This consisted of a four-item questionnaire administered to 445 consecutive patients attending our dental clinic. . Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals' Complex, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. Four hundred and forty five patients above the age of fifteen years attending the dental clinic for the first time. Majority of the patients were in the 20-30 year age group and over 93% had formal education. Most of the respondents (88.8%) stated that glove wearing was essential and over 63% considered that glove wearing protected both the operator and the patient. Whilst about one-third of respondents would attend for treatment when gloves were not worn, 81.3% felt that gloves should be changed after each patient. There were statistically significant differences (p<0.05) in responses in relation to age-groups and educational attainment, however no sex differences (p>0.05) were reported. This survey showed a high level of awareness by patients on the use of gloves by dentists. It also found that age-groups and levels of educational attainment influenced patients attitude to glove use.
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Aetiology of Dental Anxiety in Children: A Review of the Literature - O Folayan, Morenike; I, Fakande; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (Nigerian journal of medicine: journal of the National Association of Resident Doctors of Nigeria, 2001)
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(iii) An Analysis of the Principles of Natural Justice in the Dispensation of Justice and Good Governance in Nigeria - Taiwo A. Olaiya (Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, 2001)

Agricultural Colonisation and Floristic Degradation in Nigeria’s Rainforest Ecosystem”, - Salami, A. T., (The Environmentalist,, 2001)

Anthropometric Indices of Newly Diagnosed Type 2 Diabetic Nigeria Subjects - Ikem, R.T; Kolawole, B.A (Nigerian Journal of Internal Medicine, 2001)

Available Bandwidth Based Congestion Avoidance Scheme for TCP: Modeling and Simulation - A.O. Oluwatope; Aderounmu, G.A.; E.R. Adagunodo; O.O. Abiona; Ogwu, F.J. (2001)

b. Prevalence and Effect of Psychological Management of Dental anxiety in children seen at the Obafemi Awolowo Teaching Hospitals Complex, Ile-Ife (West African College of Surgeon, 2001)

Caring for people living with HIV/AIDS and AIDS orphans in Osun State: a rapid survey report - Folayan, MO; I. Fakande; E.O Ogunbodede (Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2001)

Computer-aided analysis of plane trusses - Oladepo,K.T.,; E.R. Adagunodo (Nigerian Journal of Mathematics and Applications., 2001)

The effect of alley cropping on runoff and soil loss from south western Nigeria - Ekanade, O; Oluwagbenga O.I. Orimoogunje (Ife Research Publication in Geography, 2001)

Energy Expenditure of Stair Climbing with Elbow and Axillary Crutches - R.A. Adedoyin; A.J. Opayinka; Z.O. Oladokun (Physiotherapy, 2001)

Ethno-veterinary medicine: screening of Nigerian medicinal plants for trypanocidal properties - C.O. Adewunmi; J.M. Agbedahunsi; A.C. Adebajo; A.J. Aladesanmi; N. Murphy; J. Wando (Journal of Ethnopharcology, 2001)

Ethno-veterinary medicine: Screening of Nigerian medicinal plants for trypanocidal properties - C.O. Adewunmi; J.M. Agbedahunsi; A.C. Adebajo; A.J. Aladesanmi; N. Murphy; J. Wando (Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2001)

Gender Inequity and the Dwindling Status of Nigerian Women: Some Theoretical Explorations - Olufayo, Olu-Olu (Journal of Women in Development, 2001)

The Gospel of John in African Perspective - George O. Folarin (His Love, 2001)

The Importance of Households’ Urban Activity Distribution in Residential Mobility: The Workplace Decoy”, - Olatubara, C. O.,; and Salami, A.T, (2001)

Intelligent Hybrid Multi-Agent Computational Architecture for Resources Management in Complex Systems - Aderounmu, G.A.; Ogwu, F.J.; E.R. Adagunodo; Akintola, A. A.; A.O. Adetoye; P.K. Mahanti (International Journal of Information & Computing Science (IJICS), 2001)

Management of Governance Crisis in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria (1979 – 1999) - Taiwo A. Olaiya (Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, 2001)

On A Virtual Industry-Academia Link for Chemical Engineers in Nigeria - F.A. Akeredolu,; and A. I. Oluwaranti (Proceedings of the Annual Conference NSChE, Abuja, 2001)

P53 codon 249 mutation in hepatocellular carcinomas from Nigeria. - D.A. Ndububa; C.M. Yakicier; O.S. Ojo; O.O. Adeodu; O. Rotimi; O. Ogunbiyi; M. Ozturk (African Journal of Medicine & Medical Sciences, 2001)

Periodicity and stability results for solutions of some fifth order non-linear differential equations - Adesina, O.A. (Acta Univ. Palacki. Olomuc. Fac. rer. nat., Mathematica, 2001)

Post-operative pain therapy: a survey of prescribing patterns and adequacy of analgesia in Ibadan, Nigeria - A.F. Faponle; O.A. Soyannwo; I. Ajayi (Central Africa Journal Med., 2001)

Practice and acceptance of day-care surgery in a semi-urban Nigerian hospital - A.E. Agbakwuru; A.F. Faponle; A.R.K. Adesunkanmi; O.O. Ogundoyin (East Africa Med Journal, 2001)

Primary hepatocellular carcinoma in Ile-Ife, Nigeria: a prospective study of 154 cases. - D.A. Ndububa; O.S. Ojo; O.O. Adeodu; V. A. Adetiloye; B.J. Olasode; O.C. Famurewa; Durosinmi, M A (Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2001)

Pulmonary symptoms and functions of arc welders in Modakeke, Ile-Ife, Nigeria - G.E. Erhabor; S. Fatusi; O. Obembe (East Africa Med Journal, 2001)

The role of traditional birth attendants in Atakumosa, Nigeria. - E.A. Abiola-Kuteyi; S.O. Elias; A.F. Familusi; A. Fakunle; K. Akinfolayan (The Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health, 2001)

Seismic Structural Interpretation of 2D Data over an Oil Field, Niger Delta - D. E. Falebita (Federal University of Technology, Akure, 2001)

Tenacity of Office of African Leaders: Reflections on Mobutu Sese Seko - Funso ADESOLA (Legacy, 2001)

Towards Sustainable Management of Forest Reserve in South western Nigeria - Oluwagbenga O.I. Orimoogunje (Ife Social Sciences Review Publication, 2001)

Upper gastrointestinal findings and incidence of Helicobacter pylori infection among Nigerian patients with dyspepsia. - Ndububa; A.E. Agbafwuru; R.A. Adebayo; B.J. Olasode; O.O. Olaomi; O.A. Adeosun; A.O. Arigbabu (West African Journal of Medicine, 2001)

Vegetation: Sustainer being endangered - Oluwagbenga O.I. Orimoogunje (Benin Journal of Environmental Education, 2001)

What does the presence of Hypertension portend in the Nigerian - Ikem, R.T; Akinola, N. O.; M.O. Balogun; Ohwovoriole, A.E; Akinsola, A.A. (West African Journal of Medicine,, 2001)

“Environmental Degradation in Nigeria: Implications and Policy Issues- A Viewpoint”, - Akinwumi I.O.,; Oyebisi T.O.,; and Salami A.T, (International Journal of Environmental Studies,, 2001)

“Osun, Haven of Intellectual Pilgrims: A Historical and Cultural Tour of Osogbo” - Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Félix (Natog Journal, 2001)

Oral Health Care in Refugee Situations: Liberian Refugees in Ghana - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Mickenautsch, Steffen; Rudolph, Michael (J Refug Stud, 2000)
Oral health programmes for refugees should emphasize a Primary Health Care approach focusing on prevention, based on appropriate technology, and promoting involvement of the refugee community in the provision of services. This report describes a unique programme at the Liberian refugee camp Gomoa Buduburam, Central Region, Ghana. The programme resulted in the effective participation of a refugee community in oral health promotion, and empowerment of members of the community to take care of their own oral health. A comprehensive primary oral health care programme is essential for refugee camps, especially when the camp has become stable. This programme represents an approach to oral health promotion in refugee situations characterized by full community participation. It is recommended that UNHCR should accommodate oral health within the major health framework for refugee populations, including provisions for Community Oral Health Worker remuneration as well as equipment and material supply.
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Clinical evaluation of the ART approach and materials in peri-urban farm schools of the Johannesburg area - Mickenautsch, Steffen; Kopsala, J; Rudolph, Michael; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (SADJ : journal of the South African Dental Association = tydskrif van die Suid-Afrikaanse Tandheelkundige Vereniging, 2000)
In this study, 1,325 school children from 7 farm schools were examined. Their mean age (+/- SD) was 10.5 +/- 3.0 (range 6-11) years. At baseline, the mean DMFT score was 1.1 +/- 1.7 and 36.4% of the children had caries. The prevalence of fluorosis among the children was 12.6%. Curative treatment was offered to all the children. A total of 113 children (8.5%) with one-surface cavities on permanent teeth and without fluorosis were treated using the atraumatic restorative treatment (ART) approach. A total number of 163 cavities were included in the study, of which 82 were treated with Fuji IX glass-ionomer cement and 81 with Ketac-MOLAR (hand mix). One year after treatment, restoration and sealant parts of ART fillings were examined. Caries status was also determined. The placing of the ART fillings and their evaluation were performed by different practitioners. A total number of 108 restorations (58 with Fuji IX, 50 with Ketac-MOLAR) were evaluated. Results of ART fillings showed a survival rate of 93.1% with Fuji and 94.0% with Ketac-MOLAR. Retention of the sealant parts of ART fillings was observed in 81% of restorations with Fuji IX and 76% with Ketac-MOLAR, not connected to the filled cavity. Caries was absent on all teeth restored with Fuji IX and noted in only one tooth restored with Ketac-MOLAR, not connected to the filled cavity. The retention rate after a 12-month period was acceptable and ART approach proved to be an appropriate technique for restoring teeth in this population group. There were no statistically significant differences between the survival rates of the two glass-ionomer restorative materials (P > 0.05).
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Managed health care and dentists in the Gauteng province - C Mathabathe, N; Rudolph, Michael; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (SADJ : journal of the South African Dental Association = tydskrif van die Suid-Afrikaanse Tandheelkundige Vereniging, 2000)
Managed health care (MHC) has emerged in South Africa as an alternative system to control the cost of health care. Fears, negative perceptions and much uncertainty have surrounded this issue since its introduction in South Africa. The purpose of this study was to assess the understanding, perceptions and opinions of dentists residing in the Gauteng province about the emergence, benefits, impact, and future of MHC in South Africa. Eighty-six dentists (21.5%) out of the sample population of 400 responded to the questionnaire. The majority (66.7%) of the respondents perceived MHC to be a threat to their practices, with most feeling that MHC will interfere with the doctor-patient relationship. Forty-two per cent of the respondents were of the opinion that MHC will not succeed in South Africa. The results suggest that this sample of dentists do not consider MHC to be an alternative to the existing fee-for-service system. The introduction of MHC in South Africa is mostly based on models used in the USA, which might not be appropriate in the unique South African environment.
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The Possible Applications of African Traditional Methods of Bone-Setting in Orthodox Dentistry: A Preliminary Exploration - Ogunbodede, Eyitope (Journal of Cultural Studies, 2000)
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A History and Perspective,REBECCA'S POCKET - REBECCA (REBECCA CULTURE, 2000)

Acceptance of Hepatitis B vaccine by workers in a Nigerian Teaching Hospital - O.A. Esimai; O.A. Fatusi; A.O. Fatusi; A.A. Onayade (East African Medical Journal, 2000)

Conditions on the qualitative behaviour of solutions for a certain class of fifth- order nonlinear differential equations - Afuwape, A.U.; Adesina, O.A. (. An. Stii ale Univ. `Al.I.Cuza', Iasi. t. XLVI s. I a Mathematica, 2000)

De-compression of Authoritarianism or Expansion of the Democratic Space: An Assessment of the Roles of Pro-Democracy Groups in Nigeria since 1985 - Omole Tale, ADESOLA Funso (Journal of Policy Initiatives, 2000)

Developmental changes in male and female reproductive organs of the pyrgomorphid grasshopper, Zonocerus variegatus L. with age of the adults - W. A. Muse (Entomon, 2000)

Environmental Features of Nigeria’s Economic Exclusive Zone (EEZ): Ibeno and Bonny as a case study, - Nathaniel, I.T.,; Salami, A. T.,; and Olajuyigbe, A. O. (African Journal of Environmental Studies,, 2000)

Identified motivators to higher performance among dentists in Nigeria - Folayan, MO; Oribabor, P; Ajila, OC (Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2000)

Improving Household Food Security under the Prevailing Land Tenure Systems in Osun State of Nigeria - Bamire, A.S.; Ayanwale, A. B. (African Scientist,, 2000)

Minor furocoumarins of Murraya koenigii - A.C. Adebajo; J. Reisch (Elsevier science, 2000)

Motivators to higher job performance: the applicability of Herzberg motivation concept - Folayan, MO; Ajila, OC; Oribabor, P (Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2000)

On the Concept of Mobile Agent Framework for Resource Management in an Enterprise Network - Aderounmu, G.A.; E.R. Adagunodo; Ogwu, F.J.; A.D. Akinde (Proceedings of the IASTED International Conference on Artificial Intelligent and Soft Computing, 2000)

On the qualitative behaviour of solutions of some fourth-order non-linear differential equations - Adesina, O.A. (Proceedings of the National Mathematical Centre, Abuja, in Ordinary Differential Equations, Vol.1 No.1, 87-93, (Ezeilo, J.O.C., Tejumola, H.O. and Afuwape, A.U. Eds.),, 2000)

Physical properties of Ackee Apple Seeds (Blighia sapida ). - Omobuwajo T.O; Sanni, L.A; Olajide, J.O (Journal of Food Engineering,UK., 2000)

Physiological maturity effects on seed quality, seedling vigour and mature plant traits of maize in a tropical environment. Seed Science and Technology - S. A Ajayi; MAB Fakorede (Seed Science and Technology, 2000)

The Role of Party Caucus in Checking the Excesses of Elected Public Office Holders: Lessons from United States of America for Nigeria - Funso ADESOLA (Nigerian Forum, 2000)

The Ruling Class and the Poor in Africa: The Nigerian Case Study - Funso ADESOLA (Ife Social Sciences Review, 2000)

Rural Income, Savings and Investment Behaviour among Farmers in Osun State of Nigeria. - Ayanwale, A. B.; Bamire, A.S. (The Indian Journal of Economics., 2000)

"Settlement Evolution, Agro-Cultural Practices and the Quality of Rural Environment in Southwestern Nigeria", - Salami, A. T., (Proceedings of PAAA Conference, International Centre for Applied Social Sciences Research/Training (ICASSRT), Yaounde, Cameroon,, 2000)

Technological assessment of palm oil production in Osun and Ondo states in Nigerian - Taiwo, K.A; Owolarafe O.K; Sanni, L.A; Jeje, J.O; Adeloye, K; O.O. Ajibola (Technovation, 2000)

Uniform dissipative solutions for some fifth-order non-linear differential equations - Afuwape, A.U.; Adesina, O.A. (Proceedings of the National Mathematical Centre, Abuja, in Ordinary Differential Equations, Vol.1 No.1, 87-93, (Ezeilo, J.O.C., Tejumola, H.O. and Afuwape, A.U. Eds.),, 2000)

Vegetation Mapping of a Part of Dry Tropical Rainforest of Southern Nigeria From Landsat TM”, - Salami, A. T., (International Archives of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing,, 2000)

“O outro lado da temática de alienação e desalienação na poesia africana de expressão portuguesa” - Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Félix (Ife Journal of Foreign Languages, 2000)

“Salvation: A Comparative Study of the Fourth Gospel and the Hermetic Writings” - George O. Folarin (African Journal of Biblical Studies (AJBS), 2000)

“The Bases and Nature of Christian Ethics in Ephesians; Implications for Christian Education in Nigeria” - George O. Folarin (ournal of Christian Religion and Education (JOCRED), A.B.U., 2000)

“The Characteristics of Residential Mobility in Ilesa, Southwestern Nigeria”, - Olatubara, C. O.,; and Salami, A.T, (GeoResearch,, 2000)

“The Role of Local Communities in Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Forestry Management in Rural Southwestern Nigeria”, - Salami, A.T.;; Akarakiri J.B.;; Ojo O.J.,; and Akinwumi, I.O. (African Journal of Environmental Studies,, 2000)

Seminar Papers on Valuation For All Purposes Including Specialized Properties Like Brewery, Hotels, Motels, Restaurants, Petroleum Installations, Including Storage And Distribution Centers Nationwide - Aluko, B. T. (Supo Ojo and Company, 1999)

HIV infection and oral health care in South Africa - Rudolph, Michael; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (SADJ: journal of the South African Dental Association = tydskrif van die Suid-Afrikaanse Tandheelkundige Vereniging, 1999)
This study determined the knowledge, attitude and practice of oral health care workers in public clinics in South Africa towards HIV/AIDS and investigated the implementation of infection control measures. A total of 727 questionnaires were distributed to dentists, dental therapists, oral hygienists and chairside assistants in the public dental clinics of 9 provinces, of which 276 were returned from 8 provinces, giving a response rate of 38%. The questionnaire covered demographic factors and assessed issues such as knowledge, infection control practices, continuing education, legal, ethical and psychosocial issues and available support for HIV/AIDS. The common oral manifestations seen by respondents were candidiasis, acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis (ANUG), hairy leukoplakia and Kaposi's sarcoma. Of the 174 who had a previous HIV test, 48% were for insurance purposes and 21% for post-needle-stick injury. Over 10% of the respondents indicated that gloves were not available at all, that there was an inadequate supply of water, and that there was no autoclave in their clinic. Nearly 50% of the clinicians had not had hepatitis B vaccination in the last 3 years. Fifteen respondents (5.4%) were not willing to treat HIV-positive patients. Only 48% had access to a written post-exposure management protocol and post-exposure medication was available to only 36.6%. The vast majority of the respondents clearly expressed a need for additional education on HIV/AIDS. The study demonstrated a need to add knowledge, enhance personal skills and improve the application of universal precautions
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Oral health care--the perceptions and self-reported practices of nurses - Rudolph, Michael; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (Curationis, 1999)
A structured, 40-item, self-administered questionnaire was distributed to 290 nurses attending an international health care conference held in Pretoria, South Africa. The questionnaire focused on; personal and demographic details of the respondents, history of dental disease and dental attendance, exposure to oral health during and after basic nurse training, opinions on oral health and the nursing curriculum, perceptions on the relationship between nurses and oral health personnel, perceived ability to promote oral health and self-reported contributions to oral health. The 153 respondents were predominantly female (140, 93.3%) with a mean age (+/- Standard deviation) of 43.0 +/- 7.5 years. One hundred and twenty one (79.1%) had previously visited a dental clinic for personal care and 105 (68.6%) had suffered from dental disease, dental pain, bleeding gums or bad breadth. Only 71 (46.4%) were exposed to experiences in assessing and caring for clients with oral disease during their training. Significant positive correlation were found between exposure (during training) to experiences in assessing and caring for clients with oral diseases and some factors. One hundred and forty-eight (96.7%) agreed oral health should be integrated into the nursing curriculum. Forty-one (26.8%) indicated they have not been contributing to the oral health of their clients or community while 92 (60.1%) described their personal contributions as fair. One hundred and thirty six respondents (88.9%) wished to be able to do more for their clients in the area of oral health.
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The impact of the ART approach on the treatment profile in a Mobile Dental System (MDS) in South Africa - Mickenautsch, Steffen; Rudolph, Michael; Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Frencken, Jo (International dental journal, 1999)
The changing profile of oral care rendered through the Mobile Dental System (MDS), after the introduction of the Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) approach is described. During the first year of introduction of ART, the percentages of amalgam restorations and tooth extractions decreased significantly (P < 0.0001). This is partly ascribed to a change in choice of treatment by dental operators in favour of ART and also due to an increase in acceptance by patients because of the reduced fear, and the patient-friendly nature of the ART approach. The reduction in amalgam restorations was 16.0 per cent for permanent and 1.4 per cent for primary posterior teeth. Extraction of posterior teeth was reduced by 17.4 per cent in the permanent and 35.7 per cent in the primary dentitions. The restorative component of oral care increased by 33.4 per cent in the permanent and 37.1 per cent in primary posterior teeth. The one-year survival of one-surface ART restorations using Fuji IX and KetacMolar was 93.6 per cent. Full and partial (more than 90 per cent) retention of the sealant part of the ART restoration was obtained in 75 per cent of the cases after one-year. During the one-year period, infection control was made more simple and this facilitated easier maintenance of mobile dental equipment. The introduction of the ART approach reduced extraction, restored more teeth and made oral care in the MDS more preventive, less threatening and thus more patient-friendly.
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Oral health among Liberian refugees in Ghana - Mickenautsch, Steffen; Rudolph, Michael; Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Chikte, Usuf (East African medical journal, 1999)
To promote community involvement in the provision of oral health services.The project consisted of a four-week training course in oral health for selected refugees, an oral health survey based on WHO guidelines and conducted by the refugees themselves and the provision of oral health care services to the community by the trained refugees. Liberian refugee camp, Gomoa Buduburam in Ghana. Liberian refugees of all ages. Twelve refugees were given short term training in oral health. In the oral health survey, 196 refugees were clinically examined for dental caries, periodontal disease and malocclusion. DMFT (for dental caries), CPITN (for periodontal disease), and malocclusion scores for selected subjects. Also clinical services rendered. Oral health survey revealed a mean age (+/- SD) of 25.7 (+/- 9.5) years. Only thirty nine (19.9%) of the subjects were caries-free, and total DMFT was 2.5 +/- 2.2. Based on the CPITN, 107 (54.6%) required oral hygiene instructions (OHI), and 41 (20.9%) required prophylactic scaling with OHI. Forty four (22.5%) of the subjects had normal occlusion and 152 (77.5%) mild to severe malocclusion. Periodontal (75.5%), prosthetic (52.5%) interventions and extractions (34.2%) constituted the bulk of the treatment needs required. Clinical treatment was rendered by the trained refugees to 846 patients over a twelve month period. Relief programmes for refugees should emphasise a primary health care approach, focusing on prevention, based on appropriate technology, and promoting involvement by the refugee community in the provision of services.
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Seminar Papers on Valuation For Sale, Purchases, Rental, Mortgage, Insurance, Rating, Probate, Auction Sale Reserves/Liquidation e.t.c. - Aluko, B. T. (Akintilo and Colleagues, 1999)

Renal disease: the need for community based screening in rural Nigeria. - E.A. Kuteyi; Akinsola, A; I.T. Ezeoma (African Journal of Medical Practice, 1999)

Age-related changes in the midgut proteolytic activity of adult blowfly Chrysomya chloropyga (Wied). (Diptera: Calliphoridae) - W. A. Muse; A. T. Adefala (Nigerian Journal of Entomology, 1999)

"Biodiversity Survey of Macrobenthic Invertebrate Community of an oil Drilling Environment in the Marine Waters of Nigeria", - Nathaniel, I.T.,; Oladimeji, O,; Akanbi, C.T.,; and Salami, A.T. (Nigerian Journal of Ecology,, 1999)

Changes in head protein of the blowfly, Chrysomya chloropyga (Wied) with age of adult - W. A. Muse; U. L. Osuya (Nigerian Journal of Entomology, 1999)

"Detection of Forest Reserve Incursion in South-western Nigeria from a combination of Multi-date Aerial Photographs and High Resolution Satellite Imagery", - Salami, A.T.;; Ekanade O.,; and Oyinloye, R. O. (International Journal of Remote Sensing,, 1999)

Dietary and lifestyle patterns in the aetiology of cataracts in Nigerian patients. - E.O. Ojofeitimi; D.A. Adelekan; A.O. Adeoye; T.G. Ogungbe; A.O. Imoru; E.C. Oduah (Nutrition and Health J, 1999)

ECOWAS and Johnny Koromah’s Coup in Sierra Leone - Funso ADESOLA (Nigerian Forum, 1999)

A flexible Printer Controller for Mobile Terminal in a Wireless ATM Network - A.I. Oluwaranti; G.A. Aderounmu,; A. A. Akintola,; E.R. Adagunodo; and A. D. Akinde (Journal of Scientific Research and Development, 1999)

The incidence and characteristics of some paraneoplastic syndromes of hepatocellular carcinoma in Nigerian patients - D.A. Ndububa; O.S. Ojo; V. A. Adetiloye; O. Rotimi; Durosinmi, M A; L.O. Uchegbu (European Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology, 1999)

Nigeria’s Relations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank - Funso ADESOLA (The Quarterly Journal of Administration, 1999)

The Organisation of African Unity (OAU) and the Future of Economic Integration in Africa - Owolabi Olayiwola, ADESOLA Funso (Ife Social Sciences Review, 1999)

Socio-economic Determinants of Soil Conservation Practices in Nigeria - Bamire, A.S. (Indian Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 1999)

Some Qualitative Properties of Solutions for Certain Class of Fifth Order Nonlinear Differential Equations. - Adesina, O.A. (Obafemi Awolowo University, 1999)

Studies on polysety and Ecological distribution of Octoblepharum albidum Hedw, at Obafemi Awolowo University Campus, Ile-Ife - A.M. Makinde; S.A. Saheed (Nigerian Journal of Botany, 1999)

Une analyse synthétique de la trilogie des “Romans de guerre” de Pepetela à la lumière de la théorie littéraire de Frantz Fanon - Ayoh'OMIDIRE, Félix (Obafemi Awolowo University Press, 1999)

"Vegetation Dynamics on the Fringes of Lowland Tropical Rainforest of Southwestern Nigeria - An Assessment of Environmental Change with Air Photos and Landsat TM", - Salami, A. T., (International Journal of Remote Sensing,, 1999)

Weighted Round-Robin Cell Scheduling in ATM Networks: A new Approach - Aderounmu, G.A.; E.R. Adagunodo; A.D. Akinde (. Journal of Computer Science and Its Applications, 1999)

Oral Health and Dental Treatment Needs in Nigerian Patients with Epilepsy - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Adamolekun, Bola; Akintomide, Anthony (Epilepsia, 1998)
We determined the prevalence of oral disorders and the dental treatment needs of outpatients with epilepsy.A questionnaire was administered to 56 consecutive patients (35 males, 21 females) presenting to an outpatient clinic. All patients underwent dental examinations. The clinical and diagnostic features of each patient's epilepsy were also obtained. The mean age (+/-SD) of the patients was 25.1 +/- 12.1 years (range, 12-56 years). Of 9 patients receiving phenytoin (PHT) monotherapy, 3 (33.3%) had gingival hypertrophy; 15 of 18 (83.3%) patients receiving PHT in combination with phenobarbital (PB) manifested the disorder. Traumatized anterior teeth were found in 26 (46.4%) patients with the males significantly more affected than females (p = 0.02). When the dental treatment needs were considered, 24 (42.9%) patients required dental prophylaxis with oral hygiene instruction, and an equal number required various types of restorative treatments. Only 13 patients (23.2%) had previously visited a dental clinic; the 43 (76.8%) who had never sought dental treatment claimed they did not see any need for it. Our study showed an increased predilection to anterior dental injuries in patients with epilepsy as compared with the prevalence earlier reported for those without epilepsy in Nigeria (p = 0.00). There is a clear need for effective interaction between medical and dental practitioners in the management of epilepsy.
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Oral Health and Dental Treatment Needs in Nigerian Patients with Epilepsy - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Adamolekun, Bola; Akintomide, Anthony (Epilepsia, 1998)
We determined the prevalence of oral disorders and the dental treatment needs of outpatients with epilepsy.A questionnaire was administered to 56 consecutive patients (35 males, 21 females) presenting to an outpatient clinic. All patients underwent dental examinations. The clinical and diagnostic features of each patient's epilepsy were also obtained. The mean age (+/-SD) of the patients was 25.1 +/- 12.1 years (range, 12-56 years). Of 9 patients receiving phenytoin (PHT) monotherapy, 3 (33.3%) had gingival hypertrophy; 15 of 18 (83.3%) patients receiving PHT in combination with phenobarbital (PB) manifested the disorder. Traumatized anterior teeth were found in 26 (46.4%) patients with the males significantly more affected than females (p = 0.02). When the dental treatment needs were considered, 24 (42.9%) patients required dental prophylaxis with oral hygiene instruction, and an equal number required various types of restorative treatments. Only 13 patients (23.2%) had previously visited a dental clinic; the 43 (76.8%) who had never sought dental treatment claimed they did not see any need for it. Our study showed an increased predilection to anterior dental injuries in patients with epilepsy as compared with the prevalence earlier reported for those without epilepsy in Nigeria (p = 0.00). There is a clear need for effective interaction between medical and dental practitioners in the management of epilepsy.
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Cervicofacial actinomycosis after partial mandibular resection: Case report - L Ugboko, V; Olasoji, Oladapo; Ogunbodede, Eyitope (East African medical journal, 1998)
An unusual case of cervicofacial actinomycosis in a 60-year old male Nigerian is reported. The patient had had partial mandibular resection for plexiform ameloblastoma one year earlier with insertion of Kirschner wire to serve as a splint. The authors highlight the possible pathophysiology of this condition. It is suggested that clinicians be aware of the various modes of presentation and natural history of the disease to facilitate prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment. This will assist in forestalling the numerous complications that may result from actinomycosis.
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A Study of Acute Necrotising Ulcerative Gingivitis In Nigeria - Otuyemi, Olayinka; Ogunbodede, Eyitope; J, Adetunji; A, Olusile; Folayan, Morenike (Paediatric Dental Journal, 1998)
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Adoption of Modern Farming Techniques in Rural South-Western Nigeria - Ekanade, O., Salami, A.T. and Odekunle, T.O. (Journal of Sciences Research, University of Ibadan, 1998)

"Adoption of Modern Farming Techniques in Rural Southwestern Nigeria", - Ekanade, O.,; Salami, A. T.,; and Odekunle, T. (Journal of Science Research,, 1998)

Aesthetic and lateral thracotomy in the neonate - Rampersad B; Bianchi A,; Alizai NK,; Sowande OA (Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1998)

Afro-Arab Relations in the Emergent World Order - Funso ADESOLA (Nigerian Journal of International Affairs, 1998)

An Assessment of the Accuracy of Valuations in Lagos Metropolis” - Ogunba, O. A.; Ajayi, C. A. (Journal of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, 1998)

The Bretton Woods Institutions and Democratization in Nigeria - Funso ADESOLA (Ife Social Sciences Review, 1998)

Day case surgery in children in ile ife;an audit - O. Adejuyigbe; A.A Olasinde; O.A. Sowande; A.M Abubakar (Nigerian Journal of Surgery, 1998)

The design construction and testing of a machine for the removal of stones from local food grains - Adekoya, L.O.; O.A. Koya (Ife Journal of Technology, 1998)

Determinants of Managerial Capability in Smallholder Cocoa Agriculture in Southwestern Nigeria - Ajobo, O.; Bamire, A.S.; A.A. Tijani (Nigerian Journal of Tree Crop Research (CRIN), 1998)

Effect of diet on the survival of the blowfly, Chrysoma chloropyga (Wied). (Diptera: Calliphoridae) under laboratory condition - W. A. Muse; A. A. Adesida (Entomon, 1998)

Electrophoresis and molecular weight estimation of the spermathecal proteins of female Atractomorpha lata Motschulsky (Orthoptera: Tetrigadae) - W. A. Muse; T. Ono; T. Tanaka (Journal of Orthoptera Research, 1998)

Food selection behaviour in Zonocerus variegatus (Orthoptera: Pyrgomorphidae). - W. A. Muse (Entomological Society of Nigeria Occassional Publications, 1998)

Insecticidal activit of powders of some Nigerian plants against the maize weevil, Sitophilus zeamais, Mostch. - L. Lajide; C. O. Adedire; W. A. Muse; S. O. Agele (Entomological Society of Nigeria Occassional Publications, 1998)

"Locational Decision- Making and Pattern of Diffusion of Frozen Fish Depots in Ibadan City, Nigeria", - Salami, A. T.,; and Ilori, M.O. (TECHNOVATION,, 1998)

New Pyrazole Alkaloids from the Rootbark of Newbouldia leavis - A.J. Aladesanmi; R. Nia; A. Nahrstedt (Planta Medica, 1998)

Property Investment Valuation and Analysis - Ajayi, C. A. (De-Ayo Publications, 1998)

Property Valuation: Are Estate Surveyors and Valuers Interpreters or Creators of Value? - Aluko, B. T. (The Estate Surveyor and Valuer, 1998)

Statistical modeling of the peaks-over-a-threshold discharge data of two Tanzanian rivers - Oladepo,K.T.,; Kacheoo, R.K. (Ife Journal of Technology, 1998)

A study of acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis in Nigeria - Otuyemi, O; Ogunbodede, O; Adetunji, J; Olusile, A; Folayan, M (Paediatric Dental Journal, 1998)

"Vegetation Modification and Man-induced Environmental Change in Rural Southwestern Nigeria", - Salami, A. T., (Agriculture, Ecosystem and Environment,, 1998)

“A Performance Analysis of Investment valuations in Lagos Metropolis” - Ogunba, O. A.; Ajayi C. A. (Journal of The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, 1998)

Camel bite injuries of the orofacial region: Report of a case - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Arotiba, Juwon (Journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery : official journal of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, 1997)
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Oral malignances in Ile-Ife Nigeria - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; I Ugboko, V; Ojo, MA (East African medical journal, 1997)
Fifty nine patients with histologically confirmed cases of oral malignant neoplasia were included in this study. There was a male preponderance with the male to female ratio being 2.5 to 1.0. The average waiting period before presentation was 8.9 +/- 6.5 months (range: two to 24 months). Squamous cell carcinoma was the predominant variety, 50.8%, of all malignancies recorded. The alveolar ridge and the gingivae were the commonest sites accounting for 40.7% of all cases. Majority of the patients with squamous cell carcinoma, (80.8%), presented with stage IV of this disease. The pattern of oral malignancies in the population studied appears slightly different from earlier observations in Western Europe and Asia. The necessity to strengthen research on the epidemiology of the disease in Nigeria and other African countries is highlighted.
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Oral malignances in Ile-Ife Nigeria - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; I Ugboko, V; Ojo, MA (East African medical journal, 1997)
Fifty nine patients with histologically confirmed cases of oral malignant neoplasia were included in this study. There was a male preponderance with the male to female ratio being 2.5 to 1.0. The average waiting period before presentation was 8.9 +/- 6.5 months (range: two to 24 months). Squamous cell carcinoma was the predominant variety, 50.8%, of all malignancies recorded. The alveolar ridge and the gingivae were the commonest sites accounting for 40.7% of all cases. Majority of the patients with squamous cell carcinoma, (80.8%), presented with stage IV of this disease. The pattern of oral malignancies in the population studied appears slightly different from earlier observations in Western Europe and Asia. The necessity to strengthen research on the epidemiology of the disease in Nigeria and other African countries is highlighted.
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Partnership for primary care - Jinadu, M. K.; Davies-Adetugbo, A; Ogunbodede, Eyitope; K Adetugbo, A (World health forum, 1997)
A project for improving primary health care in an underserved rural area of Osun State, Nigeria, involved the creation of a partnership between the local government, the community and a medical college. Joint administrative and technical committees were established, and community mobilization was fostered. The evidence so far indicates that partnership designs can accelerate the development of primary health care in an affordable manner.
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Oral Cancer: A Review of the Risk factors, Diagnosis, Prevention and Management - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Folayan, Morenike; GO, Arotiba (Nigeria Medical Journal, 1997)
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Oral rehydration therapy - A dental perspective - Ogunbodede, Eyitope; Sheiham, Aubrey (International dental journal, 1997)
Sugar-based Oral Rehydration Therapy (ORT) is still the conventional treatment for diarrhoeal diseases. The WHO/UNICEF, and other groups endorse and actively promote its use for all cases of diarrhoea. Despite the deleterious effects of sugars promotion on dental health, and the incontrovertible role of sugars as the major factor responsible for the present upsurge in dental caries prevalence in the developing countries, the search for an ideal Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) has so far completely ignored any dental considerations. Of the presently available rehydration solutions, the cereal or food-based solutions offer greater advantages over the sugar based solutions. Further research efforts must be directed at non-sugar based ORT, and funding organisations should give support to researchers and research institutions working to replace sugars with cereal flours, improve food-based ORS, or develop novel approaches to ORT that are based on non-cariogenic ingredients. Policy makers, researchers and health care workers generally must always consider, in addition to other factors, the dental implications of their recommendations on ORT.
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2”,3”-epoxyindicolactone from Murraya koenigii - A.C. Adebajo; T.A. Olugbade; A.A. Elujoba; A.J. Aladesanmi; J. Reisch (Nat. Prod. & Med., 1997)

Alley Farming and Sustainable Headwaters Environment in South western Nigeria - Olusegun Ekanade; Oluwagbenga O.I. Orimoogunje (Ife Research Publication in Geography, 1997)

Chloroquine - induced Pruritus in Malarial Fever: Contribution of Malaria Parasitaemia and the Effects of Prednisolone, Niacin, and their Combination, Compared with Antihistamine. - R.A. Adebayo; G.G. Sofowora; O. Onayemi; S. J. Udoh; A.A. Ajayi (British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1997)

"Classifying Smallholder Farmers for Improved Production: A Nigerian Case Study on Farmers' Risk Attitudes - Bamire, A.S.; O.I. Oludimu (African Journal of Institutions and Development, 1997)

"House Environment: The Future Situation of Medium Urban Centres in Nigeria", - Salami, A.T.;; Olatubara, C.O.;; Ekanade, O; and Balogun, E.E. (Proceedings of the National Symposium on House in Nigeria,, 1997)

The influence of socioeconomic and nutritional status on menarche in Nigerian school girls. - E.A Abioye-Kuteyi; E.O. Ojofeitimi; O.I. Aina; F. Kio; Y. Aluko; O. Mosuro (Nutrition and Health, 1997)

Oral cancer: a review of the risk factors, diagnosis, prevention and management - E.O Ogunbodede; Folayan, MO; GO, Arotiba (Nigeria Medical Journal, 1997)

Property Valuation as a Decision Making Process: How far to go in Performing the Valuer’s Function - B.T. ALUKO (The Estate Surveyor and Valuer, 1997)