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IJSST Case Report Jan 5, 2018
Double Whammy: Severe Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infection in the Setting of Extra Peritoneal Bladder Injury from Prolonged Urinary Bladder Catheterization
Santos A*, John W and Paullus CP

Urinary bladder injury due to prolonged indwelling Foley catheter placement is reportedly rare but potentially lethal complication. Review of literature showed most of the urinary …

Peritoneal Bladder Injury Urinary Bladder Hypothyroidism
GHIJ Research Article Dec 29, 2017
Bowel Preparation for Colonoscopy: A Comparative Cost-Effective Analysis of Traditional Per Os Purgatory Prep versus a Novel Method Using High-Volume Colonic Water Irrigation
David A Johnson

Objectives: Colonoscopy remains the cornerstone for colorectal screening as well as the diagnostic test of choice for positive screening tests or to further investigate the underly…

Bowel Preparation Colonoscopy Hypothetical
FSNT Research Article Oct 18, 2017
Process Development for Steamed Rice ‘Aboloo’; a Traditional Sweetened Snack Food in West Africa
Mensah AA, Johnson PNT*, Dawson ES and Saalia FK

This study aimed at developing a process for using local Ghanaian rice varieties to produce Aboloo; a traditional sweetened snack normally prepared from maize. Ten traditional pro…

Rice varieties from Ghana steamed rice Aboloo
FSNT Research Article May 15, 2017
A Traditional Biscuit Fortified with Orange-Fleshed Sweet Potato Puree and Cowpea Flour
Frances Wendy Grant, Ibok Oduro*, Faustina D Wireko-Manu and John-Lewis Z Zaukuu

Agbozume biscuit is a traditional snack in Ghana made from cassava starch and coconut milk. It is produced at the cottage industry level leading to variability in its production p…

Snacks Nutrition Biscuit
NHIJ Research Article Mar 17, 2017
Food-Drug Interactions: Implications for Nursing Practice
Enwerem NM*, Okunji P and Johnson A

<p>Background: Registered nurses (RNs) play important roles in patient safety.Medication errors resulting in adverse drug reactions (ADRs) pose a significant public health pr…

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