Reducing anxiety and depression in infertility among Nigerian women: an exploratory psycho-educational intervention trial (RADIANT) study protocol.

Rationale: high premium is placed on infertility in Nigerian culture. Data is limited on its association with emotional problems in Nigeria.

Aims: to develop content for a culturally relevant and cost-effective psychoeducational intervention package and to evaluate its effectiveness for reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Clinical outcome of closed reduction of cervical spine injuries in a cohort of Nigerians.

Study Design: A prospective observational study.

Objectives: To evaluate the effectiveness of closed reduction of cervical spine injuries (CSIs) using cervical traction and identify probable complications.

Setting: Department of Neurological Surgery, University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria.

Epidemiology of neurotrauma in Ife-Ijesha zone of Nigeria.

Background And Objective: Trauma remains one of the important causes of severe disability and high mortality. In this study, we looked at the epidemiology of neurotrauma in our region so as to highlight essential factors for trauma prevention program.

Methodology: This is a cross-sectional study of all neurotrauma cases admitted to the neurosurgery service of our hospital over an 18-month period.