• Validation of bioimpedance against isotope methods for the determination of body composition in HIV infected South African children. 

  Sewnath, Alesha. (2010)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• A prospective randomised study to determine the effects of pulsed shortwave therapy, infrared radiation, laser and ultraviolet radiation on the healing of open wounds in the hand. 

  Naidoo, Nirmala. (2000)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Studies undertaken to determine the mechanisms underlying transplantation tolerance employing different conditioning regiments in a semiallogeneic murine bone marrow transplantation model. 

  Moodley, Jaynathan. (2000)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The role of parenteral phenobarbitone in the treatment of neonatal hyperbilirubinaemia. 

  Adam, Omar Farouk. (1993)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The management of acquired cervical tracheal stenosis. 

  Grundlingh, Theodore, Daniel. (1993)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The impact of social identity and selected other variables on the career maturity of a small sample of coloured matriculants at high schools in Pietermaritzburg. 

  Freeman, Suzannah Rosemary. (1995)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Aspects of sexually transmitted diseases at King Edward VIII hospital. 

  Hoosen, Anwar Ahmed. (1988)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The use of laser doppler fluxmetry in the pre-operative assessment of amputation wound healing in the dysvascular patient. 

  McKune, Andrew James. (1997)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Some aspects of HTLV-1 infection in Natal, South Africa. 

  Bhigjee, Ahmed Iqbal. (1992)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Evaluation of serological techniques in the diagnosis of active invasive amoebiasis. 

  Sathar, Mahomed Aslam. (1991)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• The role of vitamin A (retinol palmitate) and beta-carotene on B- lymphocytes and natural killer cells in HIV-1 seropositive pregnant women. 

  Doorasamy, Trevor. (1998)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Autoerotic and assisted sexual asphyxias. 

  Book, Robert Gene. (1993)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Aspects of gastrointestinal tuberculosis at King Edward VIII Hospital. 

  Pettengell, Keith Edward. (1987)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• An investigation into the causes of illness in the 1996 Dusi canoe marathon. 

  Foreman, S. E. (1997)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Prevalence and distribution of visual impairment, refractive error and their impact on quality of life among school-going children aged 6-18 years in Sekhukhune District (Limpopo), South Africa. 

  Magakwe, Tshubelela Sello Simon. (2020)

  Background: Refractive error (RE) and visual impairment (VI) remain major problems affecting school going children worldwide and impacting their quality of life. Aim: To determine the prevalence and distribution of RE and ...

• The relative contribution of the p53 tumour suppressor gene and the human papilloma virus to cancer of the cervix in Black women. 

  Arteta, Ana Maria Aguirre. (1995)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Assessment of visual function amongst motor vehicle drivers in Maseru, Lesotho. 

  Moledi, Zubeta. (2021)

  Background: Driving is a primary mode of travel in many countries. It relies primarily on the function of vision to navigate roads and traffic safely. Ensuring good vision for motor vehicle drivers is therefore important ...

• Suturing of the faucial pillars and its effect on the pain following tonsillectomy. 

  Zieciak, Wojciech. (1998)

  Abstract available in PDF.

• Validation of selected iPhone optometric screening applications in vision screening. 

  Moodley, Therisha. (2020)

  Introduction: There has been an unprecedent increase in the use of mobile technology to provide health care services. The eye care industry has also adopted the use of these innovative smart-technology devices to provide ...

• A survey of traditional eye practices: a case study of the central region of Ghana. 

  Enimah, Eugene Buah. (2020)

  Background: Once one becomes dependent on the eyes, loss of vision can negatively impact person-social and psychological well-being with added financial constraints. Studies have shown that apart from attending the healthcare ...

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