Publications

review of neonatal infections in university of maiduguri teaching hospital: common bacterial pathogens seen.	bacterial infections are important causes of morbidity in the neonatal period. therefore identification of infecting organisms and the risk factors for possible bacterial infection in the newborn is of great importance. institution early appropriate therapy is an important step in combating morbidity and mortality in this age group.	2007	18293637
pattern and antibiotic susceptibility of bacteria in pyogenic meningitis in a children's emergency room population in maiduguri, nigeria, 1988-1992.	from january 1988 to november 1992, 107 (3.5%) of 3074 postneonatal children admitted to the children's emergency room, university of maiduguri teaching hospital, nigeria, had sporadic pyogenic meningitis; 66 (61.7%) were aged < or = 12 months. streptococcus pneumoniae, neisseria meningitidis and haemophilus influenzae together were responsible for 77.3% (58) of 75 culture-proven cases, 13.4% (10) had enterobacteriaceae, 5.3% (4) had staphylococcus aureus and 4% (3) untyped alpha-haemolytic stre ...	1994	7949801