Elliot Eli Dogbe

Medical Diagnostics

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Research Summary

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The researcher has conducted extensive research across multiple domains within health sciences, focusing on areas such as sepsis diagnosis and treatment, electrolyte disorders, sickel cell diseases, transfusion practices, sports performance, Hepatitis B studies, and blood donation. Their work aims to advance public health knowledge by addressing various medical conditions and improving healthcare delivery in diverse settings.

Research Themes

All (10 Papers)

Health Sciences (9 Papers)

Social Sciences (1 Papers)

All Papers

Sepsis endotypes identified by host gene expression across global cohorts(2024)

Changes in potassium and sodium concentrations in stored blood(2015)

Establishing a Sickle Cell Disease Registry in Africa: Experience From the Sickle Pan-African Research Consortium, Kumasi-Ghana(2022)

Clinical manifestations of sickle cell disease in Africa and its association with foetal haemoglobin parameters(2025)

Hospitalizations among children with Sickle Cell Disease enrolled into the Kumasi SPARCo database(2022)

A cross-sectional study of the clinical manifestations of Sickles Cell Disease in Ghana, Nigeria and Tanzania and its association with foetal haemoglobin parameters(2024)

Diagnostic accuracy of blood centers in the screening of blood donors for viral markers(2015)

Sports anaemia and anthropometric evaluation of footballers at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)(2016)

Proficiency Testing of Viral Marker Screening in African Blood Centers — Seven African Countries, 2017(2019)

Optimizing Blood Transfusion Service Delivery across the West African Sub-Region(2023)

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