C. Kamanu

Harmful Traditional Practices and Women’s Health: Female Genital Mutilation

E. Anyanwu, J. Ehiri, S. Windle, 2009 .

The Occurrence of Uterine Benign Diseases and their Histomorphologic Characters

K. I. Nkuma-Udah, Kennedy O. Ejeta, K. Ngwogu, 2017 .

Fetal macrosomia in African women: a study of 249 cases

O. Okoro, C. Kamanu, S. Onwere, 2009, Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics.

When getting there is not enough: a nationwide cross‐sectional study of 998 maternal deaths and 1451 near‐misses in public tertiary hospitals in a low‐income country

A. Umezulike, O. Oladapo, Ӧ. Tunçalp, 2015, BJOG : an international journal of obstetrics and gynaecology.

Study on the association between Maternal Malaria Infection and Anaemia

A. Amadi, C. Kamanu, S. Onwere, 2004 .

Grandmultiparity and pregnancy outcome in Aba, Nigeria: a case–control study

C. Umezuruike, C. Kamanu, S. Onwere, 2011, Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics.

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE USE OF EPISIOTOMY DURING VAGINAL DELIVERY IN SOUTH EASTERN NIGERIA B

C. Kamanu, C. Aluka, E. Adibe, 2008 .

Pregnancy outcome in booked and unbooked mothers in South Eastern Nigeria.

O. Okoro, C. Kamanu, S. Onwere, 2010, East African medical journal.