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Name: Oladayo S. OYEDUN |
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Designation: Lecturer I |
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Department: Anatomy |
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Brief Biography Dr Oyedun coordinates the undergraduate embryology courses in the department. His specialty is developmental biology and he teaches the formation of the various organ systems, from fertilization to the fetal period, to medical and allied medical students. He particularly has interest in Congenital anomalies resulting from teratogenic exposure of the developing embryo at the organogenetic period. He also teaches the gross anatomy of the Head and neck region to medical students. His research interest lies in Musculoskeletal morphology and congenital anomalies- this involves the use of modern anthropometric tools to define geographical and ethnical variations of surgically important bony landmarks in Nigerians. His passion for teaching led him into medical education research which centres on elucidating the role of students’ self motivation, hardwork and studying methods in determining the final examination score outcome. |
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Research
Current Research
An investigation into the specific roles and mechanism of TBX2 and TBX3 gene activities in Zone of Polarizing Activities directed Cranio-caudal limb patterning in Chick embryos.
Completed Research
1.Kinesio-anatomical study of Peroneal tertius muscles in Nigerians.
2.Morphometric Study of Diaphyseal Nutrient Foramen in dried Nigerian femurs.
3.Morphometric Study of the Supratrochlear Foramen of the Humerus.
4.Psychological Predictors of Post Examination Failure Depression among Preclinical Medical and Dental Students in Ibadan, Nigeria.
5. Variations in the tendon patterns of Extensor Digitorum Longus and Peroneus Tertius Muscles
Publications
1. Rukewe A, Fatiregun A, Oyedun O.S .(2013). Meeting report of the 3rd UCH Regional Anaesthesia Course. Afr J Med Med Sci ;42:201-202.
2. Oyedun, O.S., Ogunlade, S.O., Bolaji, M.O. (2014):The Supratrochlear Foramen of the Humerus; Implications for Intramedullary nailing in distal Humerus. Journal of Biology,Agriculture, Health Care; 4: 7, 136-139.
3.Oyedun O.S , Rukewe A, Fatiregun A, (2014): Femoral nerve dimensions at the inguinal ligament and inguinal crease levels: implications for femoral nerve block. Journal of Morphological. Science. 31; 4:1-3.
4.Oyedun, O.S., Adetona, M.O. (2014): Multiple hand anomalies with unusual dermatoglyphic pattern in a Nigerian female. Adv Lif Sci 20: 52 -57.
5.Oyedun, O.S., Onatola, O.A., Kanu, L.C. , Zelibe, P. O.( 2014): Co-existence of tendon variations of Extensor Digitorum Longus and Peroneus Tertius Muscles. Journal of Anatomy .114 :159-162 .
6. Oyedun O.S, Kanu L.C, Onatola O.A, Zelibe P O. (2014). Does Peroneal tertius in absentia affect the range of motion of foot dorsiflexion and eversion? A kinesio-anatomical study. Adv Lif Sci ; 21: 69-75.
7.Oyedun O.S, (2014). Morphometric Study of Diaphyseal Nutrient Foramen in dried Nigerian femurs: Implications for Microvascular bone graft. Adv Lif Sci ; 23: 91-96 .
8.Oluwole A.D, Oyedun O.S. (2014). Psychological Predictors of Post Examination Failure Depression among Preclinical Medical and Dental Students in Ibadan Nigeria. American journ al of Medicine , Medical Science .4 ; 6 :216-222.
9.Oyedun O.S, Onatola O.A, Kanu L.C ,Zelibe P O.(2014). A rare branching pattern of ulnar nerve in the lower arm. . Journal of. Morphological. Science. 31;3: 1-3.
10.Owoeye O, Oyedun O.S. (2015). Distal tibiofibular synostosis in a Nigerian. A case report. International journal of Biological and Chemical Sciences. 9:2.
11.Rukewe A, Fatiregun A, Oyedun O.S. (2015). Simple Nerve Blocks. Trinity publishers. 21; 197-217.
12. Owoeye O, Ajiboye EO, Awoyemi FO, Oyedun OS , Adetona MO. (2021). Cisplatin-Induced Behavioural and Micro-Anatomical Alterations in Rat Brain Were Ameliorated by Seed Extract of Raffia hookeri”. Journal of Anatomical Sciences: 12 : 1;193-202.
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Other Interest/Hobbies
Dr Oyedun has a special interest in classical music. He is a virtuoso pianist that loves performing and composing classical music. He also loves writing poems.