Research & Innovation

Advancing urological care through cutting-edge research and evidence-based medicine

12
Active Research Projects
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45
Published Papers
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15
International Collaborations
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Ongoing Research Projects

Prevalence of Kidney Disease in Rural Rwanda
Comprehensive study examining the prevalence and risk factors of chronic kidney disease in rural Rwandan communities.
Ongoing
2023-2025
1200 participants

Key Findings

  • Higher prevalence in agricultural communities
  • Strong correlation with water quality
  • Age-related risk factors identified
Minimally Invasive Surgery Outcomes
Analysis of patient outcomes following minimally invasive urological procedures in Rwandan hospitals.
Completed
2022-2023
350 participants

Key Findings

  • Reduced recovery time by 40%
  • Lower complication rates
  • Improved patient satisfaction scores
Traditional Medicine Integration Study
Investigating the safe integration of traditional Rwandan remedies with modern urological treatments.
Ongoing
2024-2026
800 participants

Key Findings

  • Preliminary positive results
  • Cultural acceptance high
  • Safety protocols established

Published Papers

Urological Health Disparities in Sub-Saharan Africa

Dr. Jean Baptiste, Dr. Marie Uwimana, et al.

International Journal of Urology2024High Impact

DOI: 10.1002/iju.14567

Cost-Effective Screening Programs for Prostate Cancer

Dr. Patrick Nkurunziza, Dr. Grace Mukamana

African Journal of Urology2023Medium Impact

DOI: 10.1186/s12301-023-0345

Community-Based Approach to Urological Care

Dr. Emmanuel Ntaganda, Dr. Claudine Mukakalisa

Rwanda Medical Journal2023Regional Impact

DOI: 10.4314/rmj.v80i2.15

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