Professor Babatunde B. OSINAIKE

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	Name: Prof. Babatunde B. OSINAIKE	Faculty: CLINICAL SCIENCES
	Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	Department: Anaesthesia
	Designation: Professor
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CURRICULUM VITAE

First Academic Appointment	Lecturer I , Ladoke Akintola University, June 2005
Present Post (with date)	Lecturer I (1 February, 2008)
Date of Last Promotion	Not applicable
Date Last considered	Not applicable
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION (WITH DATES)
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.	1986-1992
Academic Qualification (with dates and granting bodies)
Secondary School Certificate	May 1985 WAEC
Bachelor of Medicine,	December 1992 Obafemi Awolowo
Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)	University, Ile-Ife
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND DIPLOMAS (WITH DATES AND GRANTING BODIES)
Postgraduate Diploma in Anaesthesia, West African College of Surgeons. (DA, WACS).	April 2000
Fellowship of the Faculty of Anaesthesia, National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria (FMCA).	May 2004
Certificate in Cardiac Anaesthesia, Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases, Chennai, India.	January 2009
Scholarships, Fellowships and Prizes (with date) in respect of Undergraduate and Postgraduate work.	Nil

HONOURS, DISTINCTIONS AND MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNED SOCIETIES

1. Best Anaesthetist at the first Ibadan Basic Trauma Care course held in August 2003 at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria.

2. Member, Nigeria Medical Association (1992)

3. Member, Nigeria Society of Anaesthetists (1998)

4. Member, Society for the Study of Pain (2006)

5. Member, Nigerian Association of Cleft lip and Palate (2006)

6. Member, European Association of Cardiothoracic Anaesthetists (2010)

DETAILS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE AT UNIVERSITY LEVEL

1. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology

Undergraduate Taught medical students Introduction to General andSpecialty Anaesthesia, Pain Management, ICU and CPRbetween 2005 and 2007.

2. University of Ibadan

Undergraduate Teaching Anaesthesia (Introduction to General andSpecialty Anaesthesia, Pain Management, Intensive Care Medicine and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) to Medical and Dental students (2008 till date)

Postgraduate Teaching General and Specialty Anaesthesia to Postgraduate Diploma in Anaesthesia students with emphasis on Airway management, Dental Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine (2008 till date). Teaching General and Specialty Anaesthesia to MSc. Anaesthesia students with emphasis on airway management, Cardiothoracic Anaesthesia andIntensive Care Medicine (2008 till date).Teaching Anaesthesia to MSc. Physiotherapy and MSc. Surgery studentswith emphasis on Intensive Care Physiotherapy (2008 till date).

Researches

a) COMPLETED

Atalabi OM, Osinaike BB. Do abnormal findings on Hystero-Salphingographic examination correlate with intensity of procedure associated pain?
Olateju O, Osinaike BB. Intraoperative Death: Perception of Nigerian Anaesthetists.
Osinaike BB, Gbolahan OO, Olusanya AA. Intra-operative airway management in patients with maxillofacial trauma having reduction and immobilization of facial fractures
Osinaike BB, Oranusi IO, Akinyemi OA, Sanusi AA. Challenges of Intensive Care Management of Organophosphate Poisoning in a Resource-Poor Economy: A Case Report

b) IN PROGRESS

Analysis of ECG results of Adult patients presenting for surgery at the UCH, Ibadan

This study commenced in October 2009. The data collection is on-going. At the conclusion of this study, we should be able to come up with the common ECG changes seen in adult patients presenting for surgery in our institution and also determine the peri-operative usefulness of the preoperative ECG.

Nosocomial infections in the ICU

This is a joint work between Anaesthetists and Microbiologists, which commenced about 12months ago. Following approval of the study proposal by the ethical committee, the study is on-going. The outcome of this study will reveal common organisms which colonise/infect ICU patients, procedures that encourage such and how nosocomial infections can be well controlled in our ICU.

Admission refusal in the intensive care unit

We hope to determine the predictors and outcome of admission refusal in the ICU of the University College Hospital, Ibadan. Also, we want to determine how this has contributed to the mortality in the refused group.

Determinants of length of stay in the ICU after brain tumour surgery

Anecdotal evidence shows that the demand for ICU beds by neurosurgical patients is as high as 60% in our centre. However, the intensive care personnel and resources have not proportionately increased with the demand. What may help to solve this problem is identifying those factors involved in prolonging the length of stay in ICU. This study is a joint work between the anaesthetists and the neurosurgeons. The proposal is about to be submitted to the ethical committee.

Clinical determinants of outcome in head-injured patients admitted into the ICU

Head injury is one of the leading causes of traumatic death in our country. The identification of reliable indicators of outcome after head injury is critical to appropriate counselling of family members and the use of resources. The purpose of this study is to determine which of a comprehensive set of prospectively collected variables, available soon after injury, will be predictive of mortality in a uniform population of patients with head injury. Logistic regression analysis will be used to ensure that variables found to be associated with mortality are statistically independent. This study is a joint work between the anaesthetists and the neurosurgeons. The proposal is about to be submitted to the ethical committee.

c) Dissertation And Thesis

Birth Asphyxia in babies delivered in Wesley guild hospital, Ilesa. Presented to Department of Paediatrics, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile- Ife, in partial fulfilment of award of MBChB degree. 1991
Acute Brain Syndrome – a case study of a patient seen in Wesley guild hospital, Ilesha. Presented to the Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, in partial fulfilment of award of MBChB degree. 1991
Cardiorespiratory changes during unilateral spinal anaesthesia: a clinical comparison with conventional spinal anaesthesia. National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria Part II Dissertation in Anaesthesia, May 2004

Publications

Years	Authors	Title	Journals	Vol:pages
2001	Amanor-Boadu S.D., Osinaike B., Sanusi, A. A. Oyebamiji A.A., Eyelade R.O.	Perioperative morbidity and mortality associated with Anaemia in the emergency patient.	African Journal of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care.[ Nigeriahttp://www.priory.com/anaes.htm" style="color: rgb(136, 62, 186);">http://www.priory.com/anaes.htm
2006	Osinaike B.B., Komolafe K.O., Olaifa O., Oyebamiji E.O.	Spinal Anaesthesia for Caesarean Section in a patient with Kyphoscoliosis.African	Journal of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care. [Nigeria]	Vol. 7, No 2, 16-18.
2006	Osinaike B., Amanor-Boadu S.	Paediatric Trauma Admissions in a Nigerian ICU.	The Internet Journal of Emergency and Intensive Care Medicine. [USA]	Vol. 9, No 2
2007	Osinaike B.B., Akere A., Olajumoke T.O., Oyebamiji E.O.	Cardiorespiratory changes during Upper GI endoscopy.	African Health Sciences.[Uganda]	Vol. 7, No 2, 103-107.
2007	Osinaike B.B, Dairo M.D, Oyebamiji E.O, Odesanya J.O., Tanimowo A.	The attitude of the general public to risks associated with Anaesthesia.	East African Journal of Public Health. [Tanzania]	Vol. 4, No 1, 40-42.
2007	Osinaike B.B., Oyedeji A.O., Adeoye O.T, Dairo M.D., Aderinto D.A.	Effect of breastfeeding during venepuncture in the neonate.	Annals of Tropical Paediatrics. . [UK]	Vol. 27, 201-205
2007	Aderounmu A.O.A., Oguntola A.S., Lawal O.O., Eziyi A.K., Bello T.O., Osinaike B.B., Agodirin S.O.	Mirizzi syndrome caused by bile pseudocyst- case report and challenges to management.	West African Journal of Medicine. [Nigeria]	Vol. 26, No 2,148-151.
2007	Osinaike B.B., Oyebamiji E.O., Aderinto D. A., Dairo M.D., Diya K.S.	Evaluation of knowledge of Doctors in a Nigerian tertiary hospital about CPR.	The Nigeria Medical Practitioner [Nigeria].	Vol. 52, No 1, 16-18.
2007	Osinaike B.B., Amanor-Boadu S.D., Lawani-Osunde A.S., EyeladeO.R.	A clinical comparison of cardiorespiratory changes during unilateral spinal anaesthesia.	West African Journal of Medicine [Nigeria]	Vol. 26, No 3, 230-233.
2008	Bello T.O., Osinaike B.B., Adeniyi T.O.	Tramadol as Prophylactic Analgesia for hysterosalpingography: a single-blind randomized controlled trial.	African Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences [Nigeria].	Vol. 37, No 2,157-160.
2009	Osinaike B., Aderinto D.	Intensive care unit admission from Operating theatre	African Journal of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care [Nigeria].	Vol 9, No 2, 14 - 17.
2010	Osinaike B.B., Ogunbode O.O., Aderinto D.A.	Clinical audit of knowledge and practice of epidural labour analgesia amongst obstetricians in south-west Nigeria.	East African Journal of Public Health [Tanzania].	Vol 7, No 2, 191-5
2011	Eyelade O.R., Osinaike B.B., Ademola S.A.	Predictors of difficult laryngoscopy in children presenting for cleft lip and palate surgery.	Nigerian Journal of Plastic Surgery [Nigeria].	Vol. 7, No 1, 9 – 14.
2011	Atalabi O.M., Osinaike B.B.	X-ray Hysterosalpingography – The most painful part of the Nigerian woman.	African Journal of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care [Nigeria].	Vol. 11, No. 1, 24-28.
2011	.Osinaike B., Ogar J.	Anaesthesia for Emergency Caesarean section in a patient with Peripartum Cardiomyopathy- a case report.	Cardiovascular Journal of Africa [South Africa]	Vol 22, No 6, 337-340.
2012	Oluwadiya KS, Osinaike BB, Eziyi AK, Oyebamiji EO, Kolawole IK	A Theatre Time Utilization Survey in a University Teaching Hospital from a Developing Country.	J Anesth Clin Res 3	No 5: :210 - 213. [ ]
2012	Osunlaja TO, Osinaike BB, Olusanya AA.	Haemorrhagic pulmonary oedema following postoperative laryngospasm after ear reconstructive surgery: a case report.	Nigerian Journal of Plastic Surgery [Nigeria].	Vol 8, No.1, 44-48.
2012	Osinaike B.B., Akinyemi O.A, Sanusi AA.	ICU utilization by Cardio-thoracic patients in a Nigerian Teaching Hospital.	Nigerian Journal of Surgery [Nigeria].	Vol 18, No. 2, 75-79.
2013	Osinaike B.B., Ogunro P.S., OyebamijiE.O., Ogungbamigbe T.O.	Effects of varying doses of tramadol on gastric pH. Anaesthesia	Essays and Researches. [Kingdom Saudi Arabia].	Vol 7: 25-8

MAJOR CONFERENCES ATTENDED WITH PAPERS READ (IN THE LAST 5 YEARS)

Osinaike B., Natarajan K., Ninan B. Predictors of 24-hour drain volume after coronary artery bypass graft (CABG). Presented at the 17th Annual Scientific Conference of the Nigerian Society of Anaesthetists, held in Enugu state, Nigeria between 16th and 18th November 2009.
Osinaike B.B., Akinyemi A.O. Intensive Care Admissions of cardiothoracic patients: a 2-year review. Presented at the 17th Annual Scientific Conference of the Nigerian Society of Anaesthetists, held in Enugu state, Nigeria between 16th and 18th November 2009.
Osinaike B., Ogar J. Anaesthesia for Emergency Caesarean section in a Patient with Peripartum Cardiomyopathy- a case report. Presented at the 18th Annual Scientific Conference of the Nigerian Society of Anaesthetists, held in Kano state, Nigeria between 12th and 18th November 2010.

Oranusi I.O., Osinaike B.B., Akinyemi O.A., Sanusi A.A. Challenges of Intensive Care Management of Organophosphate Poisoning in a Resource-Poor Economy: A Case Report. Presented at the 20th Annual Scientific Conference of the Nigerian Society of Anaesthetists, held in Benin, Edo State, Nigeria between 18th and 23rd November 2012.
Osinaike B.B., Akinyemi O.A., Sanusi A.A. ICU utilization by Cardiothoracic patients in a Nigerian Teaching Hospital-Any role for HDU? Presented at the 16th National Conference of Indian Association of Cardiovascular-Thoracic Anaesthesiologists, held in Kochi, Kerala, India between 14th and 17th February 2013.

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