Abubakar M. Bello

Department of Radiation and Clinical Oncology, National Hospital, Abuja

belam049@gmail.com

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Research Article Vol. 2, Issue 1

ACUTE TOXICITY PROFILE OF CERVICAL AND UTERINE CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH CHEMORADIATION: A 10-YEAR REVIEW

Yusuf Tukur^*, Usman M. Aliyu, Abubakar M. Bello, Sunday A. Adewuyi, Oladapo B. Campbell, Aisha Mustapha, Yusuf Dantani, Ibrahim A. Umar, Shehu Salihu Umar

Background: Radiation therapy is integral to treating many gynaecologic cancers. Objective: We sought to determine the frequency and severity of acute toxicity in patients who had pelvic radiotherapy for cervical and uterine cancers. Methods: A retrospective study of all women who had pelvic radiation for cervical and uterine cancers at Usmanu Danf...

DOI: 10.67579/njo.2026.vpethnkx

Feb, 2026 Vol. 2, Issue 1 185 views 98 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 2, Issue 1

RECURRENT RECTAL ADENOCARCINOMA WITH KRAS MUTATION POST-MFOLFOX6/BEVACIZUMAB REMISSION: A CASE REPORT

Yusuf Tukur^*, Abubakar M. Bello, Usman M. Aliyu, Oladapo B. Campbell, Aisha Mustapha, Abubakar Ibrahim Diggi, Yusuf Dantani, Shehu Salihu Umar

Background: This case report elucidates the clinical trajectory of a 41-year-old male diagnosed with low rectal adenocarcinoma, further complicated by pulmonary metastases, harboring a KRAS mutation, and characterized by microsatellite stability. Case Presentation: This patient demonstrated a significant and favorable response to neoadjuvant chemot...

DOI: 10.67579/njo.2026.1e4nz1ph

Feb, 2026 Vol. 2, Issue 1 159 views 82 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 1, Issue 2

A CASE REPORT OF IFOSFAMIDE INDUCED ENCEPHALOPATHY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF METASTATIC VULVAR LEIOMYOSARCOMA IN NATIONAL HOSPITAL ABUJA

Shagaya Uchechukwu Nneka, Ayuba Hannatu U^*, Paul Emeka, Abubakar M. Bello, Mohammed Nafisah Mamman, Kwapmi Nicholas N., Dalhat Umar, Anosike Agbedo

Introduction: Ifosfamide induced encephalopathy (IIE) is not a common phenomenon and is under reported in our context. Its incidence ranges between 10 to 40% in developed settings. It comprises of a range of neuropsychiatric conditions such as confusion, disorientation, somnolence, agitation, hallucinations, lethargy, and seizures. With the extensi...

DOI: 10.67579/njo.2025.ddie0w3q

Jul, 2025 Vol. 1, Issue 2 123 views 78 downloads

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