Basic Information
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Name: Dr. Segun OGUNKEYEDE |
Faculty: CLINICAL SCIENCES |
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Department:Oto-Rhino-Laryngology | |
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Designation: Lecturer I |
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Brief Biography: |
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Resume
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Researches
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(a) Completed: |
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1. An Assessment of housing status in a typical Nigerian town |
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2. Evaluation of histopathology examination of routine tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy specimen in developing countries. |
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3. Factors contributing to poor management outcome in sinonasal tumour in South West Nigeria. |
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4. Otogenic tetanus: continue clinical challenge in developing country. |
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5. Day time sleepiness among adults in South West Nigeria. |
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6. Correlation of snoring to body mass index, neck circumference, and oropharyngeal inlets among adult in a community in south west Nigeria. |
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7. Correlation of daytime sleepiness to body mass index, tonsillar enlargement, Mallampati score and academic performance among secondary school students in Ibadan. |
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8. Childhood hearing loss |
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9. Mothers perception of new-born hearing screening in south west Nigeria. |
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10. HIV in adolescents and the hearing status. |
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11. Denture impaction in oesophagus. |
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12. Pharyngocutaneous fistula post total laryngectomy. |
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13. Integrity of pharyngeal reconstruction with intraoperative dye test in total laryngectomy. |
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(b) In progress: |
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Knowledge of the general medical practitioners about common ear, nose and throat diseases in Ibadan. The study is to determine if there is a need to advocate for continuous medical education for the general practitioners in the subspecialty of Otorhinolaryngology by determining their limitations. The trained research assistants are on the field collecting data. |
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Harmful health care practices among patients attending ear, nose, and throat clinic in University College Hospital, Ibadan. This study is to determine if the routine health education/ health talk giving at outpatient clinic of Otorhinolaryngology, has impact on the health practice of the patient’s and the use of medications for self-care. Data collection is going on at the outpatient clinic of department of Otorhinolaryngology. |
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Modes of treatment of ear conditions in a community in South West Nigeria. This is a community based study. To determine if there are harmful health practices in the care of ear diseases and to advocate for change in practice among the populace. Data is been collected in selected communities with the help of trained research assistants. |
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Impact of surgery on the sequelae of obstructive symptoms of adenotonsillar enlargement. The study is to identify the cardiovascular complications that could arise from adenotonsillar enlargement, among patients planned for adenotonsillectomy and if surgery could reverse such physiological and anatomical changes/sequelae. The proposal has been written and it’s been reviewed by the other collaborators. |
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Congenital hearing loss The study is to identify the prevalence of new-borns with hearing loss and determine if congenital hearing loss is due to congenital viral infections. The study aimed at creating public awareness, and to advocate for routine immunization against such viral agent(s). The proposal has been written and it’s been reviewed by the other collaborators. |
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(c) Project, Dissertation and Thesis: |
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Dates |
Project, Dissertation and Thesis |
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November 2002. |
Housing status in Ile-Ife. A dissertation submitted to the Department of Community Health, Faculty of health sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile- Ife in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery. |
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October 2013 |
Correlation of snoring to body mass index, neck circumference and oropharyngeal inlet among adults in a community in South West Nigeria. A dissertation submitted to the West African College of Surgeons in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of Fellowship of the College in Otorhinolaryngology. – Successfully defended. |
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November 2014 |
Daytime sleepiness among secondary school students in Ibadan. A dissertation submitted to the National Postgraduate Medical College in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of Fellowship of the College in Otorhinolaryngology. – Successfully defended. |
Publications
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(a) Books already published: Nil |
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(b) Chapters in Books already published: Nil |
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(c) Articles that have already appeared in Refereed Conference Proceedings: Nil |
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(d) Patents and Copyrights: Nil |
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(e) Articles that have already appeared in learned journals: |
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2005 |
P. A Bamigboye, S. A Ogunkeyede.
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An Assessment of housing status in a typical Nigerian town. (Pakistan ) (Contribution: 50%). |
Journal of applied sciences |
Vol. 5. No.3:437-440. |
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2011 |
A. Adeyemo, C. Okolo, S. A Ogunkeyede. |
Evaluation of histopathology examination of routine tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy specimen in developing countries. (Turkey) (Contribution: 30%). |
Journal of pediatric science. |
Vol.3.No. 3:96. |
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2013 |
A. J Fasunla, S. A Ogunkeyede. |
Factors contributing to poor management outcome in sinonasal tumour in South West Nigeria. (Ghana)(Contribution: 50%). |
Ghana Medical Journal. |
Vol.47. No.1:10-15. |
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2013 |
S.A Ogunkeyede, A.A Adeosun, A J Fasunla, O A Lasisi. |
Otogenic tetanus: continue clinical challenge in developing country. (Pakistan) ( Contribution: 40%). |
Journal of Rhinolaryngo-otologies. |
Vol.1.No.2:87-90 |
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2014 |
S. A Ogunkeyede, A.J Fasunla, S.O Arulogun, O.A Lasisi.
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Association between snoring and indices of oropharyngeal space among adult in a community in south west Nigeria. (Pakistan) (Contribution: 40%). |
Journal of Rhinolaryngo-otologies. |
Vol.2. No.2:28-32. |
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2014 |
S.O Adebola, F.E Ologe, S. A Ogunkeyede, G.A Adedayo, O.A Ogundoyin. |
Penetrating Anterior Neck Injury: A Multidisciplinary Approach. (1ndian)(Contribution: 40%). |
International organization of scientific research -journal of dental and medical sciences. |
Vol.13. No.8: 20-24. |
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2016 |
S. A Ogunkeyede,A.J. Fasunla, S.O Arulogun, O.A. Lasisi. |
Daytime Sleepiness among Healthy Adults in South West Nigeria. (Indian)(Contribution: 40%). |
International journal of tropical disease and health. |
Vol.12. No.1:1-7. |
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2016 |
S. A Ogunkeyede, A. A. Sanusi, O. A. Lasisi. |
Contributing Factors to Day Time Sleepiness among Secondary School Students in Ibadan. (Indian) )(Contribution: 60%). |
British journal of medicine and medical research. |
Vol.13.No.1:1-8. |
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2016 |
S. A Ogunkeyede, A. J. Fasunla, O. S. Arulogun, K. O. Akande, O. A. Lasisi. |
Is Oropharyngeal Crowdedness a Risk Factor for High Blood Pressure? (Indian) (Contribution: 40%) |
International journal of tropical disease and health. |
Vol. 18. No.2: 1-10. |
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2016 |
S.O Adebola, S.AOgunkeyede, F.A Obebe, O D Olaniyan, O.B Fawole, Salman A. |
Profile of pediatric traditional uvulectomy in North-West Nigeria: The need for caution and education. (Ireland) (Contribution: 30%). |
International journal of pediatric otorhinolaryngology. |
Vol. 88:194-198. |
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2017 |
S. A. Ogunkeyede, S.O Adebola, A. Salman, A.O Lasisi. |
Childhood hearing loss; a need for primary health care. (Ireland) (Contribution: 40%). |
International journal of pediatric otorhinolaryngology. |
Vol. 94:117-120. |
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2017 |
S. A. Ogunkeyede, A, Daniel, O.A Ogundoyin.
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Paediatric otogenic tetanus: an evidence of poor immunization in Nigeria. (Uganda) (Contribution: 60%). |
The Pan African medical journal. |
Vol.26:177. |
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2018 |
S. A Ogunkeyede, A. J. Fasunla, O. S. Arulogun, O. A. Lasisi.
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Tonsillar enlargement in apparently healthy adults in a rural community in Nigeria. (Nigeria) (Contribution: 50%). |
Nigerian Journal of Medicine. |
Vol. 27. No 3: 260-264. |
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2018 |
M. E. Jatto, S. A Ogunkeyede, A.A. Adeyemo, K. Adeagbo, O. Saiki.
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Mothers’ perspectives of newborn hearing screening programme. (Ghana) (Contribution: 40%). |
Ghana Medical Journal. |
Vol. 52. No 3: 158-162. |
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(f) Books, Chapters in Books and Articles already accepted for publication: Nil |
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(g) Technical Reports and Monographs: Nil |
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Major Conferences Attended with Papers Read (in the last 5 years) |
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2018 |
Otorhinolaryngological Society of Nigeria 25th Annual Scientific conference. Port-Harcourt. |
Denture impaction in the oesophagus: correlation of site and duration of impaction with sequelae. |
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2017 |
Conference of Pan-African federation of Otorhinolaryngological society (PAFOS) and Otorhinolaryngological society of Nigeria (ORLSON) 25th annual scientific conference. Abuja. |
1. Childhood hearing loss a need for primary health care. 2. Health care challenges of the hearing impaired in developing country. |
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2016 |
West Africa College of surgeons’ 56th annual scientific conference. Burkina Faso. |
Evidence based practiced in otorhinolaryngology in Nigeria |
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2015 |
West Africa College of surgeons. 55th annual scientific conference. Code`viore. |
Nil |
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2014 |
West Africa College of surgeons’ 54th Annual scientific conference. Ghana |
Snoring among healthy adults in South West Nigeria |
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2014 |
Otorhinolaryngological Society of Nigeria (ORLSON) 22nd Annual Scientific Conference. Ibadan. |
Challenges of care givers with snoring child: How satisfactory are care givers with outcome? |
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2013 |
Otorhinolaryngological Society of Nigeria 21st Annual Scientific conference. Ilorin. |
Day time sleepiness among adults in South West Nigeria Otogenic tetanus: continue clinical challenge in developing country |
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