Titlebook: Brain Degeneration and Dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa; Seggane Musisi,Stanley Jacobson Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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HIV-Associated Cognitive Impairment in Sub-Saharan Africa of cognitive impairment among People Living With HIV/AIDS. The greatest risk for the impairment has been among those who are older and of female gender. Various categories of cognitive impairment are now more recognised as affecting the HIV population. The classification for the impairment currentl

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Vitamin Deficiencies and Neuropsychiatric Disorders in Sub-Saharan Africaould also lead to poor nutrition. Vitamin deficiencies may play a role in compromising patient recovery. Vitamins are organic substances essential for several enzymatic functions. There are 13 known vitamins which are either fat soluble (4 vitamins i.e. KEDA) or water soluble (9 vitamins i.e. C, and

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Strokes as Seen in Mulago Hospital, Ugandanda. Patients are either referred from a primary health care center or present directly to the hospital. There is an increasing burden of stroke patients in the inpatient wards, outpatient clinic and the physiotherapy departments. This is because the population is undergoing a rapid epidemiological

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Challenges of Diagnosis and Treatment of Epilepsy at Mulago National Referral Hospital in Kampala, U and HIV/AIDS. Uganda is going through an epidemiologic transition from communicable diseases to non-communicable diseases including epilepsy. The country has not put in place strategies to address the new realities of the increasing burden of non-communicable diseases like diabetes, hypertension an

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Psychiatric Aspects of HIV Infection in Sub-Saharan Africaing coupled with pre- and post-test counseling should be offered to patients accessing outpatient and inpatient mental health services. Referral networks to other healthcare facilities should be put in place so that medical assessments to rule out organic causes can be treated. Mental health care pr

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Cognitive Outcome of Malaria and HIV Infection in Children in Sub-Saharan Africay are a major cause of both major and subtle cognitive deficits in children. With the advent of more effective treatments, there is increased survival of these children meaning that more children who have suffered CNS infections are surviving into adulthood with consequent short or long term cogniti

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Acquired Brain Injury in Children in Sub-Saharan Africaisorders will rise to 14.7 % by 2020. Although these disorders comprise only 1.4 % of all deaths, they account for a remarkable 28 % of all years of life lived with a disability. In Africa, brain injury acquired during childhood underlies the majority of the neurologic disorders. There are however v