Nigerian Journal of Paediatrics

Nigerian Journal of Paediatrics
Volume 43 Number 1 January-March 2016

ORIGINALS

A review of the literature on childhood Burkitt lymphoma in Nigeria
Brown B
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Scope of neonatal care services in major Nigerian Hospitals
Okonkwo IR, Abhulimhen-Iyoha BI, Okolo AA
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Diagnostic value of procalcitonin in neonatal sepsis
Arowosegbe AO , Ojo DA, Dedeke IOF, Shittu OB, Akinloye OA
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Ocularhaemodynamics parameters of asymptomatic HAART-experienced HIV-infected under-five children
Ajulo MO, Omole MK, Moody JO, Olusanya BA
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Anthropometric measurements of HIV-infected children aged one to five years in a tertiary hospital in Lagos Nigeria
Akintan PE , Akinsulie AO, Temiye E, Esezobor C
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The febrile child: how frequent should we investigate for urinary tract infection
Ocheke OI, John CC, Ogbe P, Donli A, Oguche S
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Prevalence of hepatitis C Antibody in Human Immunodeficiency Virus infected children
Musa S, Yakubu AM, Muktar HM
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Traditional herbal medicines used in neonates and infants less than six months old in Lagos Nigeria
Nwaiwu O, Oyelade OB
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Pattern of liver diseases among children attending the National Hospital Abuja, Nigeria
Ahmed PA , Ulonnam CC, Mohammed-Nafiu R, Ballong J, Nwankwo G
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CASE REPORT

Recurrent severe anaemia caused by multiple infestation with anklylostoma duodenale and Entamoeba histolytica in a 5 months old female Nigerian infant
Akintan PE, Emokpae A, Mabogunje CA, Osofisan J
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Avoidable birth injury complicated with limb gangrene: a reflection of an in-efficient health system
Olugbade OM, Taiwo AO, Ajayi OA, Faniran AA, Adebawojo OO, Ojelabi SO, Solarin AU, Renner JK
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Subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord in a Nigerian child: a need for a high index of suspicion
Oyinlade OA, Lagunju IA, Balogun TAB, Famosaya AA
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