Publications by authors named "M O Tolani"

In this communication, the concept of metasurface absorber is utilized to enhance the isolation in the dual port multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) antenna specially designed for a wideband millimeter wave operation. The frequency of operation of the designed module is 32.5-42.

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The benefit of the delivery of the right form of cancer care, tailored to the right patient, at the right time is increasingly being recognized in the global oncology community. Information on the role and feasible potential of precision oncology during the management of genitourinary cancer in Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, is limited. This article, therefore, describes the present application of personalized medicine in Nigeria and its barriers and facilitators.

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  • - Prostate cancer mortality is high in Nigeria due to poor quality care and the need for early detection and effective management, prompting a study to identify barriers and facilitators affecting detection and treatment.
  • - Six focus group discussions with patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers highlighted barriers such as limited knowledge, misperceptions, and issues with centralized screening, while facilitators included the role of religious institutions in promoting health-seeking behavior.
  • - In terms of management, barriers included inconsistent clinical guidelines, financial constraints, and lack of patient support systems, whereas facilitators consisted of structured guidelines and support from peers and healthcare professionals to provide accurate information.
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Background: Bladder spasms due to involuntary contraction of the bladder occur frequently following Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). They may be aggravated by the presence of a catheter, blood clots, preoperative overactive bladder, or preoperative ingestion of bladder stimulants like caffeine. These bladder spams are painful, associated with peri-catheter leakage of urine, increased post-operative bleeding, and often refractory to postoperative analgesia.

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Background: Penile trauma is associated with debilitating complications. Apart from its sparse literature, contextually relevant evidence on aetiology and standardized severity grading, and its stratification by legal age are needed. This study aimed to describe the frequency, aetiology and injury severity grade of patients, and explore the association of specific factors by legal age.

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