Publications

1998

JOHN, MRNDOLOISAAC.  1998.  Ndolo, I.J. (1998): Some Aspects of the Urban Microclimate of Nairobi City.. African Urban Quarterly Journal.. : Association of Africa Universities Abstract
Vertex epidural haematomas (VEDH) are rare and difficulties are encountered in diagnosis and management. This is a case report of a patient with a vertex epidural haematoma who presented with signs of severe head injury with upper limb decerebrate posture. We discuss the challenges of radiological investigation and neurosurgical management of VEDH.

1989

JOHN, MRNDOLOISAAC.  1989.  Ndolo, I.J. (1989): A Dependable Cumulative Soil Water Balance Model for Rice. Paper Presented at WMO Seminar, Nairobi, Kenya.. African Urban Quarterly Journal.. : Association of Africa Universities Abstract
Vertex epidural haematomas (VEDH) are rare and difficulties are encountered in diagnosis and management. This is a case report of a patient with a vertex epidural haematoma who presented with signs of severe head injury with upper limb decerebrate posture. We discuss the challenges of radiological investigation and neurosurgical management of VEDH.

1987

JOHN, MRNDOLOISAAC.  1987.  Lewis, J. and I.J. Ndolo, (1987): Estimating Moisture Availability for Rice in Mwea, Kenya.. Agric. Jour. Vol. 41: (81-90).. : Association of Africa Universities Abstract
Vertex epidural haematomas (VEDH) are rare and difficulties are encountered in diagnosis and management. This is a case report of a patient with a vertex epidural haematoma who presented with signs of severe head injury with upper limb decerebrate posture. We discuss the challenges of radiological investigation and neurosurgical management of VEDH.

1985

JOHN, MRNDOLOISAAC.  1985.  Ndolo, I.J. (1985): Water Balance and Rice Yields in a Tropical Environment: A Case Study of Mwea Irrigation Settlement, M.Sc. Thesis.. Agric. Jour. Vol. 41: (81-90).. : Association of Africa Universities Abstract
Vertex epidural haematomas (VEDH) are rare and difficulties are encountered in diagnosis and management. This is a case report of a patient with a vertex epidural haematoma who presented with signs of severe head injury with upper limb decerebrate posture. We discuss the challenges of radiological investigation and neurosurgical management of VEDH.

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