• POTT'S PUFFY TUMOR WITH ASSOCIATED EPIDURAL ABSCESS COMPLICATING FRONTAL SINUSITIS 

  Ekedigwe, J E (Jos Journal of Medicine, 2017-02-20)

  Pott's Puffy tumor is a rare disease entity arising from osteomyelitis of the frontal bone associated with subperiosteal abscess that develops on the forehead resulting from frontal sinusitis. In this case, we present a ...
• An Audit of MRI in a Teaching Hospital in Nigeria: Preliminary Report 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (Highland Medical Research Journal, 2013)

  Imaging (MRI) in Nigeria as a whole and in Jos in particular has added to the arsenal of valuable diagnostic tools in medical practice in this part of the world, with an increasing scope of its use. The aim of this ...
• Incidental finding of Chilaiditi sign in a Nigerian hypertensive: a case report 

  EKEDIGWE, JE (Nigerian Medical Practitioners, 2018)

  The patient was a 54 year old male Nigerian from Plateau State. He was a hypertensive on Moduratic when consulted BNO in January 2010 for forgetfulness and blood pressure control. Physical examination was negative but for ...
• Familial polycystic kidney disease in Nigeria: a report of two cases 

  Ekedigwe, JE (West African Journal of Medicine, 2006-07)

  A case of familial polycystic kidney disease is reported. Although isolated cases of adult polycystic kidney disease have been reported in our environment, no case to our knowledge has been reported with a familial link. ...
• EVALUATION 011 BACKGROUND IONISING RADIATION LEVELS lN BENUE STAT£ UNIV£RSITV TEACHING HOSPITAL MAJ<URDl NORTH CENTRAL NIGERIA. 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (Jos Journal of Medicine, 2016-09-14)

  Measurement of background ionizing radiation levels in Benue State University Teaching Hospital, Makurdi, North Central Nigeria was carried out using rad-alert 100 nuclear radiation ion (or) with solve number S1170. Results ...
• Cranial Computed Tomographic Findings in Head‑Injured Patients during Communal/ Ethno‑Religious Crises: Jos Experience 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (West African Journal of Radiology, 2015-06-19)

  Background: Communal/ethno‑religious crises have been on the increase in many parts of the world with attendant morbidity and mortality. Assailants often target the head of their victim, intent on causing mortal harm. ...
• Computed Tomography: Ocular Manifestations in Acute Head Injury Patients in Jos University Teaching Hospital 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (Jos Journal of Medicine,, 2015)

  Background: Acute head injuries are common in the population. Associated ocular injuries are occasionally encountered and these are of varying nature and outcome. Methods: We reviewed 98 brain computed tomographic results ...
• Comparative Evaluation of Ovarian Volume in Women of Reproductive and Post Menopausal Age Groups Using Transviginal Ultrasound Scan in Jos, North Central, Nigeria 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (West African Journal of Ultrasound, 2016)
• Cervical Abnormalities Seen at Hysterosalpingogram of Infertile Women in Jos, North Central Nigeria 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (Journal of Medicine in the Tropics, 2013-12)

  Background: Infertility is a major health problem in Nigeria and commonly results from complications of genital tract infections. Abnormalities of the cervix and its secretions are known significant factors in infertility ...
• Cardiothoracic Ratio and Body Mass Index in Normal Young Adult Nigerians 

  Ekedigwe, J E (Journal of Medicine in the Tropics, 2014-12)

  Background: Interest is growing in the value of the cardiothoracic ratio in clinical evaluation of patients, and the factors that influence its relevance. This study attempts to explore the normal values of the cardiothoracic ...
• Calcinosis Universalis Complicating Dermatomyositis: A Case Report 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (Nigerian Medical Practitioners, 2000)
• A Review of The Radiological Diagnosis of Small Bowel Obstruction Using Various Imaging Modalities 

  EKEDIGWE, J E (Nigerian Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2005-03)

  Radiological investigation is an important tool in the diagnosis of small bowel obstruction (SBO). While plain abdominal radiograph remains the commonest investigation done in SBO, contrast gastrointestinal radiography, ...
• IMPALEMENT HEAD INJURY WITH SERRATED MEAT KNIFE 

  Ekedigwe, J E (JOURNAL OF THE WEST AFRICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, 2012-03)

  An unsuspecting motorcycle passenger was ambushed and impaled on the right side of the head with a 30cm serrated meat carving knife during a sectarian crisis in the city of Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. The patient escaped ...
• Takayasu Arteritis In Jos Nigeria. A Case Report. 

  Ekedigwe, J. E. (West African Journal of Radiology, 2003-04)
• Dellayed presenttattiion off blluntt ttraumattiic diiaphragmattiic herniia:: A case reportt 

  Ekedigwe, J E (Nigerian Journal of Surgical Research, 2006-11)

  Blunt traumatic diaphragmatic rupture is an uncommon but severe problem that is usually seen in polytraumatized patients. Diagnosis is often difficult resulting in delayed presentation and increased morbidity. We report ...
• Ultrasound Biometry of Nigerian Fetuses: 2. Femur Length 

  Ekedigwe, John E (Asian Journal of Medical Sciences, 2012-04-30)

  Femur length studies are few in Nigeria and the population used for the studies have been too small to provide a meaningful statistically significant data for the relationship between it and gestational age. Femur length ...
• Ultrasound Biometry of Nigerian Fetuses: 1. Estimated Fetal Weight 

  Ekedigwe, John E. (Asian Journal of Medical Sciences, 2012-04-30)

  Fetal weight studies are few in Nigeria and the population used for these studies are too small to provide a meaningful statistical significant data for the relationship between it and age. In the developed countries, ...
• Pattern of Abnormalities Detected on Scout Films at Hysterosalpingography (HSG) Among Infertile Women 

  Ekedigwe, John E (Highland Medical Research Journal, 2013)

  Background: Hysterosalpingography (HSG) assesses tubal status during infertility investigation. The scout film standardizes the film qualities and detects calcified areas in the pelvis. Unfortunately the film is often ...
• Microbiological assessment of dispensed foods in primary schools in Bokkos L.G.A. of Plateau State, Nigeria 

  Daniel, Abigail Abi; Gimba, Zephaniah Arinseh (Microbes and Infectious Diseases, 2023-10-05)

  The microbiological assessment of food safety is of paramount importance in ensuring the well-being of populations, particularly in regions where foodborne illnesses are prevalent. This study aimed to assess microbiological ...
• Photon Shielding Capability of Concrete Doped with FeO for Radiotherapy Application 

  Gimba, Zephaniah Arinseh (Journal of Radiation and Nuclear Applications, 2024-05-01)

  This study investigates the photon shielding capability of concrete doped with FeO, photon attenuation parameters were determined for medical radiation application. The Win XCOM software was used to determine the ...

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