Open Access Peer Reviewed Quarterly Est. 2016

International Academic Journal of Medical and Clinical Practice

(IAJMCP)
ISSN (Print): 8156-7532 | ISSN (Online): 5353-5523
3.95
Impact Factor
14
H-Index
312+
Articles
📄 Int. Acad. J. Med. Clin. Pract. — Volume 7, Issue 1 (2022)
International Academic Journal of Medical and Clinical Practice  |  Volume 7, Issue 1  |  2022  |  4 Articles
Open Access Double-Blind Peer Reviewed ISSN: 5353-5523 (Online)
📋 Articles — Volume 7, Issue 1
Research Article Pages
Article 1 of 4

Second Trimester Abdominal Pregnancy with an Unusual Presentation of Umbilical Bleeding and Management in a Resource Limited Set up- A Case report

Abdominal or intra-abdominal pregnancy is rare, making up 1% of all ectopic gestations. It can result in life threatening maternal complications such as massive bleeding from placental separation, abscess formation and coagulopathy which can complicates excessive bleeding, fetal demise or…

Research Article Pages 24-39
Article 2 of 4

HIV status and contraceptive use among women of reproductive age group attending a secondary health facility in South-West Nigeria

Background: Globally, in 2015, about 17.8 million women were living with HIV/AIDS (WLHA), of which about 80% were in their reproductive age and lived in sub-Saharan Africa. Women living with HIV/AIDS are advised to limit family size and have access…

Research Article Pages 1-16
Article 3 of 4

Oral hygiene status and Oral hygiene behavior of Type 2 Diabetes mellitus patients in two Teaching Hospitals in Nigeria- A comparative study

Abstract:   Background and Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the oral hygiene status and oral behaviours of Type 2 diabetes mellitus patients in two cities in Nigeria. Methods: A cross-sectional study of 180 patients from two Nigerian teaching…

Research Article Pages 17-23
Article 4 of 4

A Case Report of a Huge Bartholin's gland cyst, Management and Literature review

Bartholin’s gland cysts are one of the common vulval masses in the reproductive age groups. They are usually small asymptomatic except when left untreated where it may become large or gets infected. This is a case report of a giant…

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