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In this study, the concentration of the trace elements: iron (Fe), zinc (Zn), copper (Cu) and lead (Pb) in the serum of vesico-vaginal patients (VVF) and normal individuals were determined spectrophoto-metrically. The study was carried out on 102 individuals consisting of 66 patients and 36 normal individuals as controls. The mean concentrations of Fe were 63.95+ 42.30mg/l for control and 38.89 + 16.85mg/l for patients. The Zn levels for the patients were 9. 41+1.66mg/l and 22.02 + 9.34mg/l for the control. The mean values for Cu in patients and controls were 1.76 + 0.58mg/l and 1.65 + 0.75mg/l respectively while the mean values recorded for Pb were 0.39 + 0.64mg/l for patients and 0.86 + 0.67mg/l for control. Statistical analysis showed that there were significant differences (P<0.00) between the levels of Fe and Zn in the patients and controls but the levels of Cu and Pb showed no significant differences (P<1.00). Also there were significant difference in the height of controls and patients. This study indicates that height; Fe and Zn have significant effects in the etiology of vesico vaginal patients (VVF).

Biochemical survey of Copper, Zinc, Iron and Lead status in the Serum of VVF Patients attending Ebonyi State University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki