ANESTHESIA

This study aims to find out which type of anesthesia leads to better early brain recovery for stroke patients having emergency clot removal surgery. It compares lighter sedation with full general anesthesia in 62 patients. The goal is to see which method helps patients regain bra…

This study is testing if giving a bag of IV fluids before surgery helps prevent a dangerous drop in blood pressure that can happen right after anesthesia starts. Researchers are comparing patients who get the extra fluids to those who receive the standard minimal amount. The goal…

This study compares two anesthesia methods for patients receiving a kidney transplant. Researchers want to see if continuous spinal anesthesia leads to more stable blood pressure and better patient comfort during surgery compared to general anesthesia. The study involves 60 patie…

This study aimed to see if a gentle, non-invasive device worn on the neck could help patients wake up faster and more clearly after spinal surgery. It planned to test if this stimulation could reduce post-surgery confusion and low mood, potentially helping patients leave the reco…

This study is testing a specific spinal anesthesia technique for patients getting hip or knee replacements. Doctors are using a special, lighter anesthetic fluid and ultrasound to target a specific spot in the lower spine. The goal is to provide enough pain relief for surgery whi…

This small pilot study aims to see if artificial intelligence (AI) guidance can help anesthesia trainees perform better point-of-care heart ultrasound scans. Sixteen second-year anesthesia residents will use an AI-guided system to perform scans on patients, and the image quality …

This study looks back at 70,000 adult surgery patients to see if the choice of drug used to reverse muscle relaxants after anesthesia affects urinary retention problems. Researchers are comparing two common reversal drugs (sugammadex vs. neostigmine) to see which one is linked to…

This study aims to find the best emergency technique to create an airway in infants when standard breathing tubes fail. Doctors will practice and compare two different methods on rabbit models designed to mimic a real, stressful emergency. The goal is to see which technique is fa…

This study aimed to see if giving new anesthesia residents access to a library of real-life videos showing airway procedures would help them learn intubation faster and with less stress. It planned to compare the number of attempts, time taken, and stress levels between residents…