Publications by authors named "Adedamola Olaniyi"
Article Synopsis
- - An open fracture is characterized by the bone being exposed through the skin due to injury, often resulting from high-energy incidents like road traffic accidents, which are the main cause in Africa.
- - A review of 39 studies indicated that the Tibia is the most commonly affected bone, with significant issues including malunion, non-union, and wound infections after treatment.
- - The study highlights the importance of having standardized treatment protocols and better emergency services to handle open fractures effectively across Africa.
Background: Spinal tuberculosis (STB) is a significant contributor to nontraumatic myelopathy. There is a rising burden in Africa, in parallel with the high prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus. We conducted a scoping review to highlight the disparities in the management and outcomes of STB in Africa.
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