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Ihunanyachi S Nwanevu

Publications (3)

Clinicopathological Insights of Rare Breast Carcinoma with Characteristic Diagnostic Features of Medullary Breast Cancer: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Adedeji Okikiade, Richard Adetoye, Stephen Adetoye, Ihunanyachi S Nwanevu, Tebong Aboh & Anugwa Grace · Journal of Cancer and Tumor International · 2025

Medullary breast carcinoma (MBC) is a rare histological subtype of invasive breast cancer, accounting for less than 5% of all breast malignancies, and presents with a unique clinical paradox. Despite its aggressive histopathological features such as high-grade nuclei, prominent l...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jcti/2025/v15i3314

An Exploratory Overview of Cytokine and Chemokine-driven Inflammatory Pathways to Decipher the Immune Landscape of Pregnancy-induced Hypertension

Adedeji Okikiade, Chidinma Kanu, Oluwadamilare Iyapo, Ololade Omitogun, Richard Adetoye, Stephen Adetoye, Anugwa Grace & Ihunanyachi S Nwanevu · International Journal of Research and Reports in Gynaecology · 2025

Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and pregnancy-induced hypertension(PIH) are often erroneously often erroneously used interchangeably and in remote past collectively termed "toxemia of pregnancy". This continues to represent a critical global health concern, contributing signi...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ijrrgy/2025/v8i1131

Revised Pathophysiology of Pregnancy-induced Hypertension (Pre-eclampsia): A Multisystemic Spectrum of the Maternal Complications

Adedeji Okikiade, Chidinma Kanu, Oluwadamilare Iyapo, Ololade Omitogun, Richard Adetoye, Stephen Adetoye, Anugwa Grace & Ihunanyachi S Nwanevu · International Journal of Research and Reports in Gynaecology · 2025

Pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH), also referred to as toxaemia of pregnancy(obsolete) is a spectrum of multi-systemic dysfunction in pregnancy, usually seen in the third trimester in approximately 6–8% of pregnancies in the United States, according to the National High Blood...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ijrrgy/2025/v8i1129