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Challenges in the organisation of a microsurgery laboratory in a low resource country.

B O BO Mofikoya, O A OA Ugburo, and O B OB Bankole

Niger Postgrad Med J 17(1):60-3 (2010) PMID 20348985

To highlight the problems encountered in the set up, organisation and operations of a microsurgery laboratory in a low resource tertiary care hospital in Lagos, Nigeria.

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