KNEE ARTHROPLASTY, TOTAL

This study will test two different ways to manage pain after total knee replacement in 50 elderly patients. One method uses a combination of two nerve blocks, while the other uses a single block. The goal is to see which approach provides longer-lasting pain relief and reduces th…

This study looks at whether a long-acting painkiller called Bupivacaine-Meloxicam can help people who have robot-assisted knee replacement surgery. About 150 adults with knee osteoarthritis will take part. The goal is to see if this medicine reduces pain and the need for opioid p…

This study tests two different combinations of numbing medications to see which one controls pain better after total knee replacement surgery. About 90 adults getting a first-time knee replacement will receive either a single long-acting numbing drug or a mix of five different dr…

This study looks at whether using an AI-based exercise app (Kemtai) before and after knee replacement surgery can help patients recover faster. The app tracks your movements and gives feedback, making exercise more engaging. Researchers want to see if it reduces the number of phy…

This study tests whether adding a second nerve block (biceps femoris short head block) to the standard adductor canal block provides better pain relief after total knee replacement. Sixty adults having knee surgery will be randomly assigned to receive either the combination block…

This study tests a new way to take CT scans of the knee while it is gently pressed, like standing, to see if it can spot implant movement earlier. It involves 15 people—some healthy volunteers and some with a knee replacement. The goal is to improve future detection of implant lo…