Assiut University

This study compared two different protective fluid solutions used to stop and protect the heart during coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. It involved 124 adult patients undergoing planned heart surgery. Researchers tested whether a modified 'Del Nido' solution made with…

This study tested a new step during cataract surgery for people with hard, brown cataracts. Surgeons paused the standard procedure to flush the cataract's core with fluid for 30 seconds, aiming to soften it. The goal was to see if this made the cataract easier and safer to remove…

This study compared two modern, less invasive surgeries for removing kidney stones that are 2 centimeters or smaller. Researchers randomly assigned 118 patients to have either flexible ureteroscopy (f-URS) or mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy (mini-PCNL). The main goal was to see…

This study tested whether steroid injections directly into vocal nodules work better than a specific voice therapy method called the Accent Method. Researchers enrolled 50 adult women with vocal nodules to compare these two approaches. The goal was to see which treatment more eff…

This study compared two surgical methods to repair a broken floor of the eye socket (orbital floor). 80 patients with this injury were randomly assigned to have their socket repaired using either a titanium mesh implant or a piece of bone taken from their own hip. Researchers fol…

This study tested a new way to deliver a baby's head during a repeat C-section. The goal was to see if a gentler, hands-off technique could reduce tearing of the uterus, lower blood loss, and prevent bladder injury compared to the standard method. It involved 600 women having a p…

This study compared two popular laser eye surgery techniques for correcting mixed astigmatism, a specific type of vision problem. Researchers tested 39 people to see whether the LASIK method or the newer TransPRK method gave better results. They measured how well people could see…

This study tested two different nerve-block injection procedures to treat dangerous blood vessel spasms (vasospasm) that can occur after a traumatic brain bleed. Sixty patients with this severe condition were randomly assigned to receive either a newer 'superior cervical' block o…

This study tested if a targeted nerve block injection could better control shingles pain and prevent it from turning into a long-term condition. It involved 100 adults with recent, painful shingles on their chest. Half received standard pain medication, while the other half also …

This study compared two blood pressure medications to see which one better protects kidney function in women with severe pre-eclampsia in the intensive care unit. Researchers wanted to find out if a drug called phentolamine is safer for the kidneys than the commonly used drug gly…

This study compared two approaches for helping COVID-19 patients with severe lung failure who needed breathing machines. Researchers tested whether adding muscle relaxants to standard sedation improved oxygen levels and survival compared to sedation alone. The trial involved 40 c…

This study tested whether combining a special vocal cord camera (laryngostroboscopy) with standard tissue analysis could better diagnose unusual growths on vocal cords. Researchers studied 100 adult men with white patches or irregularities on their vocal cords to see if this comb…

This study aimed to find better blood tests to diagnose inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Researchers measured four specific proteins in the blood of 70 newly diagnosed, untreated patients. The goal was to see if these proteins could …

This study tested a bedside device called Sonoclot to see if it could quickly assess blood clotting in women experiencing severe bleeding after delivery (postpartum hemorrhage). The goal was to see if this faster information could help doctors make better treatment decisions duri…

This study tested whether adding a supportive mesh patch during surgery to close a temporary intestinal opening (stoma) works better than standard closure. Researchers compared the two methods in 62 patients to see which one better prevents painful hernias, infections, and reduce…

This study compared two different nerve-block techniques for controlling pain after hip fracture surgery. Researchers tested whether a newer combination nerve block (PENG + LFCN) works better than a standard nerve block (S-FICB) for pain relief and helping patients regain leg mov…

This study compared two methods for relieving pain in patients with multiple broken ribs. Researchers tested a newer, potentially safer nerve block technique against a standard one to see which provides better and longer-lasting pain relief. The goal was to help patients breathe …

This study aimed to find a better way to manage pain after a cesarean section. Researchers compared adding either magnesium sulphate or neostigmine to a standard numbing injection (TAP block) given after delivery. They measured how long pain relief lasted, how much extra pain med…

This study compared two different nerve block techniques for managing pain after knee surgery. Researchers tested whether blocking nerves around the knee joint (genicular nerve block) or behind the knee (IPACK block) provides better pain relief in the first 24 hours after surgery…

This study compared two medications—dexamethasone and dexmedetomidine—to see which works better at preventing or reducing shivering after a cesarean section performed with spinal anesthesia. The trial involved 382 women who had elective C-sections. Researchers measured the severi…

This study tested if adding magnesium sulfate to a standard pain-blocking injection could better control pain after breast cancer surgery. It involved 60 female patients who had a mastectomy. The main goal was to see if this approach reduced the total amount of strong opioid pain…

This study compared two different methods for managing pain after major lower abdominal cancer surgery. Researchers tested a newer ultrasound-guided nerve block against the traditional epidural method, both using an enhancer medication called dexmedetomidine. The goal was to see …

This study tested whether adding the antidepressant duloxetine to the painkiller tramadol could better control chronic cancer pain. It involved 400 patients with cancer pain who were not already on pain medications. Researchers measured if the combination allowed patients to use …

This study compared two different nerve-block techniques to see which one better controls pain after inguinal hernia repair surgery. Researchers tested these methods on 43 male patients to help reduce the need for strong painkillers after the operation. The goal was to find a saf…

This study tested whether inhaling a magnesium mist before surgery could reduce sore throat and stress on the body caused by placing a breathing tube. It involved 100 generally healthy adults having planned gallbladder surgery. Half received the magnesium mist, while the other ha…

This study tested whether a special pre-surgery program could help women recover better from surgery for gynecologic cancers. The program included physical exercise, nutritional advice, and psychological counseling before the operation. Researchers compared 140 women who received…

This study tested whether providing active nutritional support could help head and neck cancer patients receiving radiotherapy. It aimed to see if better nutrition could reduce the painful mouth sores (mucositis) that are a common and debilitating side effect of treatment. The go…

This study compared two non-opioid medications (dexmedetomidine and lidocaine) given during surgery to reduce pain after gallbladder removal. Researchers tested which medication better controlled pain while minimizing the need for opioid painkillers after surgery. The trial invol…

This study tested a new method to manage pain in children aged 2-7 after hip reconstruction surgery. Researchers compared a newer ultrasound-guided nerve block (ESB) to a standard nerve block (caudal block) to see which provided better and longer-lasting pain relief after the ope…

This study tested whether adding ketamine or magnesium sulfate to a standard numbing injection (nerve block) could better control pain after breast cancer surgery. It involved 60 women undergoing surgery and measured how much morphine they needed afterward and how long their pain…

This study tested whether using augmented reality (AR) goggles as a distraction could help children feel less pain and anxiety during a tooth extraction. Researchers compared 60 children aged 6-10 who either used the AR goggles or received the dentist's standard comforting techni…

This study tested whether giving the drug mirtazapine around the time of surgery could help reduce pain after a mastectomy for breast cancer. It involved 62 women and measured their pain levels, need for morphine, and quality of recovery. The goal was to see if this approach coul…

This study tested three different methods for managing pain after a specific type of minimally invasive chest surgery. Researchers compared how well each method worked to reduce pain and delay the need for additional pain medication. The goal was to find the most effective approa…

This study tested whether adding one or two specific drugs (dexamethasone or atropine) to the standard spinal anesthesia for a planned cesarean section could prevent the nausea and vomiting that morphine pain relief often causes. Researchers enrolled 150 women to compare the diff…

This study tested whether a special teaching program could improve nurses' knowledge and skills in preventing infections for patients undergoing a common kidney stone removal surgery (PCNL). It involved 30 nurses who care for these patients before, during, and after the procedure…

This completed study aimed to see if certain blood measurements could help predict how newly diagnosed multiple myeloma patients might fare. Researchers followed 48 patients for one year after diagnosis, checking their blood thickness and protein ratios. The goal was to find conn…

This study aimed to find out which of two common knee surgery techniques is safer for nearby blood vessels. Researchers compared the 'monoplanar' and 'biplanar' methods in 40 patients with knee osteoarthritis. They used CT scans to measure the distance between the surgical cut an…

This study aimed to understand why some women experience multiple unexplained miscarriages. Researchers examined specific molecules in the blood of 86 women with a history of recurrent miscarriage to see if they play a role. The goal was to gather knowledge to help explain this c…

This study aimed to see if a special ultrasound score, called the Placenta Accreta Index (PAI), could help doctors predict the best type of surgery for a dangerous pregnancy condition. Researchers looked at 154 pregnant women with placenta previa and a prior C-section. The goal w…

This study aimed to observe and describe the natural color patterns of gums in a group of 70 healthy Egyptian adults. Researchers did not test any treatment; instead, they carefully recorded how common, how dark, and how widespread different shades of gum pigmentation are. The go…

This study tested a new scoring system called the ICCO score to see how well it could predict survival for people with advanced liver disease (cirrhosis) who are admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU). Researchers enrolled 150 patients to calculate the ICCO score and compare i…

This study aimed to understand why antibiotic treatments sometimes don't work for H. pylori stomach infections. Researchers examined bacteria from 100 adult patients to see which antibiotics they resisted and what harmful genes they carried. They also looked at whether diet or ot…

This study followed 100 adults hospitalized with liver cirrhosis to track what happened to them over 90 days after admission. Researchers wanted to understand how many patients passed away during this period and identify which factors put patients at higher risk. The goal was to …