SOTA OMOIGUI
editSota Omoigui ( Osemwota Omoigui )is a Nigerian-American anesthesiologist, born in Nigeria and hails from Edo state. He got his diploma from king' college Lagos and his MBBS medical degree from University of Ibadan college of medicine in 1963[1]. He Is the current medical director of the L.A pain clinic in Hawthorne, CEO of State-of-the-art technologies incorporated, and chairman of celebrity hall in Inglewood California.[2]
CAREER
editDr. Omoigui's research focus is on inflammation and pain, and anesthetic and pain pharmacology
EDUCATION
editDr, Omoigui attented king's college Lagos, Nigeria, where he acquired a diploma. He has an MBBS medical degree from University of Ibadan college of medicine[3]
FAMILY
editDr. Omoigui is related to the ex-chairman of The Federal Inland Revenue Service of Nigeria, FIRS, Mrs Ifueko Omoigui-Okauru[4]
INFLUENCE
editDr. Sota co-wrote the present Nigerian national anthem along sides the late pa Odiase He pioneered the technique of audio-capnometry[5].[3]
LITERARY WORKS
editHe is the author of The Biochemical Origin and Pain (state-of-the-art, 2002), Sota Omoigui's pain drugs handbook (Blackwell scientific publishers 1999), currently published in Italian, Japanese, Malaysian, Polish and Portuguese, The Anesthesia drugs handbook (Mosby yearbook publishers 1995), The pain drugs handbook (Mosby yearbook publishers 1996), Pain relief - The L.A. Pain Clinic Guide (state-of-the-art tech. 1998), The universal drug infusion ruler (state-of-the-art tech. 1995).[3]
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REFRENCES
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{{cite web}}: External link in|title= - ^ Omoigui, S.; Glass, P.; Martel, D. L.; Watkins, K.; Williams, K. L.; Whitefield, S. M.; Wooten, L. L. (1991). "NCBI". Anesthesia and Analgesia. 72 (3): 392–393. doi:10.1213/00000539-199103000-00018. PMID 1994768.