One of the most common cancers to cause death worldwide is lung cancer. Lung carcinoma, another name for lung cancer, is a malignant lung tumor that is characterized by unchecked cell proliferation in lung tissues. This tumor has the potential to metastasize, or expand outside of...
Cancer in sinonasal cavity is an extremely uncommon condition. Most of the time, the symptoms resemble allergy symptoms, making it difficult to diagnose a malignancy. It is critical to distinguish between benign and malignant nasal masses. A clinical correlation is required for t...
Molecular imaging is quickly gaining acceptance as a technique that has the potential to enhance every aspect of cancer treatment. Oncologists use molecular imaging to characterize and measure important biomolecules and molecularly based events that are essential to the malignant...
Introduction: Peri-operative undernutrition is one of the complications that can hamper postoperative rehabilitation and increase morbidity and mortality in digestive surgery. It is currently recommended to assess the nutritional status of patients, especially pre-operatively. Th...
Liver is the largest solid organ in the body that performs over 100 functions. It removes the toxins and waste products from the blood stream, maintains healthy blood sugar levels, regulates blood clotting; synthesize essential body proteins and other vital functions. The liver h...
The range of CRISPR-based gene editing and modification technologies has quickly increased in recent years. In recent years, CRISPR/Cas has widened its application to diagnostics. CRISPR/Cas has the capacity to evade off targeting, which makes it both a powerful therapeutic tool...
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) report in 2022, cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for nearly 10 million deaths in 2020, or nearly one in six deaths, with cases amounting to breast cancer (2.26 million cases), lungs cancer (2.21 million case...
Introduction: Gynaecological malignancies cause most death in women. The estimation of gynaecological epidemiology is invaluable in setting priorities for its control. No study has elucidated the epidemiological burden on Nigerian women until this point. Methods: Our work covered...
Onyekachi Sunday Ohaeri, Peter Waripamo Oweisi, Azubuike Ikechukwu, Musa Stephen, Peter Waibode Alabrah & Adesina Adedotun Daniel·International Research Journal of Oncology·2022
Background: Awareness of cervical cancer screening is a vital first step in the prevention programme of cervical cancer in any population. The study sought to determine the awareness and identify the sources of information on cervical cancer and screening uptake among post-partum...
Embolo Enyegue Elisee Libert, Awalou Halidou, Doh Ndeh Gilbert, Banai Thomas, Bell Eric Michel, Essola Josiane, Medi Sike Christiane, Mouelle Sone Albert, Ngono Ngane Annie Rosalie & Koanga Mogtomo Martin Luther·International Research Journal of Oncology·2022
Introduction: Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is the most common sexually transmitted infection worldwide. There are many different types of this virus; some types can cause health problems including genital warts, cervical cells lesions and sometimes cervical cancer. Genera...