ADELOYE
Adeola
MBBS, MS, FWCS, FRCS, FACS, FRCP
- Married
Clerk, Public Works Headquarters, Secretariat, Ibadan. 1953; House Officer,
Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Adeoyo Hospital, Ibadan, 1960-61; House Surgeon, St.
Martin’s Hospital, Bath, Somerset, England, 1961-62; House Physician, Weymouth and
District Hospital. Weymouth, Dorset, England, 1962-63; Senior House Officer, Clinical
Pathology, Northampton General Hospital, Morthampton, England, 1963; Senior House
Officer, Medicine, Beaumonth Hospital, Lanncaster, England, 1965; Senior House
Officer, Neurosurgery, North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary, Stole-On-Trent, England,
1965; Senior, .House Officer, Accident Surgery, Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, England,
1965-66; Senior House Officer, Surgery, Postgraduate Medical School,Hammersmith
Hospital, 1966; House Officer/Registrar Grade, Neurological Surgery, National Hospital
for Nervous Diseases, Queen Square. London, 1967; Senior Registrar, Neurological
Surgery, University College Hospital, Ibadan 1967-68; Consultant in Neurological
Surgery, University College Hospital, Ibadan since 1968; Chief Consultant Neurosurgeon,
UCH, Ibadan, since 1974; Temporary Lecturer, UCH and University of Ibadan 1968-69;
Senior Lecturer in Neurological Surgery, UCH, Ibadan, 1969-72; Professor, Neurological
Surgery, since 1972; Head, Department of Surgery, UCH, Ibadan, 1974-77; Royal
College of Surgeons, England, 1966
Royal Society of Medicine, 1967; Fellow:International College of Surgeons, 1972; Nigerian Medical Council in Surgery, 1972; West African College of Surgeons, 1973; American College of Surgeons, 1977; Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1979; Teratology Society of America, 1973; International Society of Paediatric Neurosurgery, since 1973; African Delegate, World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies, since 1975; President, Nigerian Society of Neurological Sciences, 1977-83; Vice President, World Federation of Neurological Societies, 1981-85; Secretary, Pan African Association of Neurological Sciences, 1983; Fellow:Nigeria Academy of Science, College Scholar, UCH, Ibadan, 1956-60
Henry Dallimore Founder of Christ’s School, Ado-Ekiti (Ibadan, Daystar, 1970); Nigerian Pioneers of Modern Medicine: Selected Writings (Ibadan University Press, 1977); E. Latunde Odeku: An African Neurosurgeon (Ibadan University Press, 1976); Head Injuries in Civil Practice in Nigeria, ed. (Lagos, CSS Press, 1976); Care of the Injured: A publication of the West African College of Surgeons (Ibadan, Caxton, 1977); Missile Head Injuries in Nigerian Soldiers (Ibadan University Press, 1978); African Pioneers of Modern Medicine: Nigerian Doctors of the Nineteenth Century (Ibadan University Press, 1985); Neurological Diseases in the African, Vol. 3, ed. (Ibadan, Abiprint and Pak, 1981); Davey’s Companion to
Surgery in Africa (1986); Lecture Notes in Neurosurgery and Otorhino-larvngology with
Martinson, FELLOW, D. (Ibadan University Press, 1984); Guide to neurosurgery in
Africa (Ibadan University Press), Practice and Practitioners of Medicine in Nigeria (Ibadan
University Press), Central Nervous System Plasticidy and Repair, with Bignami, Bloom
and Bolis (new York, Reven Press, 1985); in addition to over 200 publications in various
subjects in neurosciences in national and international journals
University Prize in Chemical Pathology, 1958; Rockfeller Fellowship in Teratological Research, University of Cincinnati, USA, 1972-73; Sir Ratanji Dalai Scholar, Royal College of Surgeons, England, 1973-74; Concord Press Award for Academic Publishing, 1985. D.Sc in Neurological Surgery by Marquis Giuseppe Scicluna (1855-1907) International University Foundation, 1987.
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