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According to Wikipedia , E. Latunde Odeku was the first Nigerian neurosurgeon trained in the United States who also pioneered neurosurgery in Africa. Early life and education Of Yoruba heritage, Latunde was born in Lagos, Nigeria. His father was a native of Awe while his mother was a Lagosian. He attended Methodist Boys High School, Lagos. and proceeded to Howard University and graduated summa cum laude in Zoology in 1950. He was subsequently awarded a scholarship to study Medicine at Howard University, earning his MD in 1954.
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1970 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 Published Works Congenital Subgaleal Cysts over the Anterior Fontanelle in Nigerians (1971) The nervous system in sickle cell disease. (1970) (34)Subgaleal hematoma in head injuries. (1975) (32)Massive intracranial hemorrhage in sickle cell anemia (1970) UNUSUAL ANEURYSMAL BONE CYST: A CASE REPORT. (1965) The neurology of metastatic chorion carcinoma of the uterus. (1972) Cerebrovascular accidents in Nigerians: a study of 348 patients. (1969) Stridor, myelomeningocele, and hydrocephalus in a child. (1970) Intramedullary spinal cord schistosomiasis: case report. (1968) Intracranial masses--Ibadan. (1967) (14)Craniofacial fibrous dysplasia in Nigerian Africans. (1969) Non-embolic ischaemic cerebrovascular disease in Nigerians. (1969) Metastatic neoplasms of the brain in Nigeria. (1969) Epilepsy in Ibadan, Nigeria. A study of 522 cases. (1970) (13)Intracranial vascular anomalies in Nigerians. (1968) (13)Congenital pain asymbolia and auditory imperception. (1968) Epilepsy after missile wounds of the head (1971) BEGINNINGS OF NEUROSURGERY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, NIGERIA. (1965) Congenital malformations of the cerebrospinal axis seen in western Nigeria. The African child with "encephalocele". (1967) (12)Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome (1968) Cerebral tuberculomas in Nigerian patients. (1969) (11)The pattern of road traffic ccidents seen at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria. A preliminary study. (1970) (11)Traumatic aneurysm of the first portion of the right vertebral artery (1970) Cranial meningiomas in the Nigerian African. (1973) (9)Epilepsy in the Nigerian patient. (1966) (9)A syndrome characteristic of tangential bullet wounds of the vertex of the skull. (1971) Congenital malformations of the cerebrospinal axis seen in Western Nigeria. The spinal meningoceles. (1967) (9)Peculiarities of spinal trauma in Nigeria. (1971) (9)Tumors of the brain and its coverings. An African series. (1972) (9)The radiology of missile head wounds. (1971) Intracranial tumour pattern in Ibadan, Nigeria. (1973) (9)Congenital malformations of the central nervous system in Nigeria. (1972) (7)Spontaneous subarachnoid haemorrhage in Nigerians. (1970) (7)A case of human pseudo-tail. (1970) (7)Aneurysm of the great vein of Galen complicated by chronic subdural abscess. (1967) (7)Epidemiological aspects of epilepsy in Nigeria; a study of 639 patients. (1969) (7)The neurological picture of Burkitt's lymphoma in Ibadan. (1973) (6)Epilepsy in Nigerians. Study of 522 patients. (1970) (6)Gliomas of the brain among Nigerians. (1976) (5)Insanity and tumours. (1969) The clinical neurology of Burkitt's neoplasm. A preliminary evaluation based on 105 cases. (1968) (4)Metastatic tumours of the brain and its enveloping structures in Ibadan, Nigeria. (1976) (4)Multiple cerebrospinal axis neurilemmomas coexisting with meningiomas. (A case report). (1966) (4)Neoplasms of the sella turcica region in Ibadan, Nigeria. (1973) (3)Tumours within the spinal column. (1976) (3)Non-tuberculous intraspinal canal masses in Ibadan. (1971) (3)Carotid cerebral angiography at Ibadan, Nigeria. (1973) (3)Neonatal hydrocephalus due to intracerebellar hematoma. (1969) (3)Peculiar Subgaleal "Inclusion" Cysts (1965) (3)The neurology of metastatic chorion carcinoma. (1976) (2)Primary neuro-ophthalmological presentation of Burkitt's lymphoma. (1973) (2)Cervical spondylosis with neurologic deficit. (1966) (2)Myelography in the diagnosis and prognosis of brachial plexus injuries. (1971) (2)The problem of unilateral proptosis in Nigeria. (1969) (2)The effects on muscle tonus and strength of lesions of the macaque corticospinal tracts at spinal cord levels. (1965) (1)DANDY-WALKER-TAGGART "SYNDROME". (1965) (1)Electrocardiographic changes in Nigerian Africans during fractional pneumoencephalography. (1967) (1)[Intracranial and spinal symptoms in Burkitt's tumor]. (1968) (1)Psychotic behaviour resulting from persistent pneumocephalus. (1969) (1)Perspectives in neurosurgery. (1971) (0)Discordant Congenital Hydrocephalus in Identical Twins (1966) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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