Publications by authors named "E Tei"

Solar-based desalination is one of the prominent contributors to overcoming the water scarcity problems in desert areas and a major alternative to fossil fuel-based desalination methods. The present study focuses on utilizing green almond shells (green almond shells) as energy storage materials in tubular solar still (TSS) to enhance water productivity, energy efficiency, and economic and environmental analyses. Further, this study discusses the yearly water output, annual energy efficiency, and economic and environmental analyses.

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Transverse testicular ectopia (TTE) is a rare congenital malformation where both testes descend through the same inguinal canal and are located in the same hemiscrotum. It is usually treated with transseptal orchiopexy. In this article, we report the case of a 1-year-old boy diagnosed with TTE who was successfully treated with laparoscopically assisted orchiopexy by going through the anatomical conventional route.

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Introduction: Essentially all women and babies irrespective of their economic and social status should reach their full potential for health and well-being. The study assessed the readiness of mothers and their preparedness for birth across three disadvantaged rural districts in Ghana.

Methods: A multi-centre quantitative survey from January to December 2018 using a multistage sampling approach was employed.

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The lack of drinkable, safe water is one problem that governments around the world are dealing with. There are many methods for desalinating saltwater, such as solar distillers, which can be used in remote places without access to traditional energy sources to produce distilled water. In this manuscript, two solar stills [conventional solar still (CSS) and CSS with high thermal conductivity material (HTCM)] were researched at the "School of Mechanical Engineering, B.

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A 6-month-old girl was presented to our hospital due to a presacral mass found 5 months after surgery of sacrococcygeal teratoma. The original tumor was a 63 x 50 mm sized round cyst connecting to the coccyx, observed with computed tomography. The initial operation was performed with removal of the tumor along with the coccyx in the prone position.

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