Istanbul Gelisim University

This study tested whether a gentle, non-invasive electrical stimulation applied to the ear could help young athletes recover faster after sports. Researchers worked with 40 healthy amateur football players to see if stimulating a major nerve (the vagus nerve) through the skin cou…

This study tested whether a 6-week exercise program delivered through video calls could help people with long-term neck pain. Fifty adults with neck pain lasting at least three months followed guided physiotherapy exercises online. Researchers measured changes in pain, sleep qual…

This study looked at how gum graft surgery affects patients' oral quality of life and satisfaction. It involved 49 adults with thin gums, comparing those with dental crowns or bridges to those with natural teeth. Researchers tracked pain, recovery, and overall satisfaction for on…

This study aimed to find a simple way to measure muscle fatigue during weightlifting. Researchers tested 28 trained men doing squat exercises to see if changes in how fast they lifted weights could accurately show how tired their muscles were. The goal was to see if this speed me…

This study looked at how a patient's anxiety before gum graft surgery might affect their pain and quality of life during recovery. Researchers followed 36 patients for one month after their surgery, tracking their pain levels and asking about their daily life impact. The goal was…

This study compared two ways of lifting weights to see which is better for improving athletic performance. Twenty male university athletes were split into two groups: one used a high-tech method that tracks lifting speed, while the other used a traditional method based on a perce…

This study tested whether a gentle, non-invasive stimulation of the vagus nerve in the ear could help healthy, inactive young adults recover faster after running. Researchers measured heart rate patterns and lactic acid levels to see if the stimulation improved recovery and reduc…