PAJPRAS is a quarterly journal published by the Kenya Society of plastic and reconstructive surgery.
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PAJPRAS is a quarterly journal published by the Kenya Society of plastic and reconstructive surgery.
Journals
Open Access Journals
Issues
Abstracts
PAJPRAS is a quarterly journal published by the Kenya Society of plastic and reconstructive surgery.
Journals
Open Access Journals
Issues
Abstracts
Journals
Open Access Journals
Issues
Abstracts
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F. W. NANG’OLE, K. OUYANG, O. ANZALA, J. OGENG’O and G. W AGAK ABSTRACT Background: Keloids are dermato-fibroproliferative skin disorders that extend
We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere congratulations on the launch of PAJPRAS journal. We are thrilled to
F. W. Nangole, J. Ogeng’o, G. Agak, K. Ouyang and A. Omu ABSTRACT Background: The role of genetic factors in keloid is
D. M. Nyairo, C. Nyabuto, K. F. Maroa and F. W Nangole ABSTRACT Background: Wounds are a significant burden in Kenya, with
W. Mwigereri, C. Odero, P. Mugo and F. W. Nangole ABSTRACT Background: Wounds have a psychological and social impact on patients, often
J. Esiru, B. Wabwire, Kiriga F. Maroa and F. W. Nang’olé ABSTRACT Background: Wounds pose a significant yet often underappreciated burden to
W. Adegu, D. Nyairo, J. Ogechi, G. Musila, S. Khainga, B. Wabwire and F.W. Nang’ole ABSTRACT Introduction: Managing complex defects of the
S. Gichuru, A. Malungo and S. Khainga Summary The Limberg flap, a versatile transposition flap defined by Professor Alexander Limberg,is used to
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