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Project

Depressed Skull fractures: Timing of surgery, systemic inflammatory response, surgical site infection, and post-traumatic seizures - (DESTINE Study)

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Changes in serum concentration of perioperative inflammatory cytokines following the timing of surgery among mild-moderate traumatic brain injury patients and factors associated

Hervé Lekuya MonkaStephen CoseMarjorie NakibuuleGift AhimbisibweAnthony FullerLarrey Kasereka KamabuEmmanuel BiryabaremaGeoffrey OlwenyDavid Patrick KateeteAnthony KirabiraFredrick MakumbiJelle VandersteeneEdward BaertMoses GalukandeJean-Pierre Kalala Okito et al.

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN NEUROLOGY

2024

Timing of surgery and preoperative predictors of surgical site infections for patients with depressed skull fractures in a sub-saharan tertiary hospital : a prospective cohort study

Hervé Lekuya MonkaJelle VandersteeneLarrey Kasereka KamabuRose NantambiRonald MbiineAnthony KirabiraFredrick MakumbiStephen CoseDavid Patrick KateeteMark KaddumukasaEdward BaertMoses GalukandeJean-Pierre Kalala Okito et al.

A2 Journal Article in NEUROTRAUMA REPORTS

2024

Metagenomic sequencing of the skin microbiota of the scalp predicting the risk of surgical site infections following surgery of traumatic brain injury in sub-Saharan Africa

Hervé Lekuya MonkaDavid Patrick KateeteGeofrey OlwenyEdgar KigoziLarrey Kasereka KamabuSafari Paterne MudekerezaRose NantambiRonald MbiineFredrick MakumbiStephen CoseJelle VandersteeneEdward BaertJean-Pierre Kalala OkitoMoses Galukande et al.

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

2024