Mansoura University

This study is testing whether two drugs, dapagliflozin and empagliflozin, can help control kidney damage in adults with nephrotic syndrome. These drugs are already used for diabetes and heart failure, and researchers want to see if they can reduce protein loss in urine and preven…

This study compares two different computer-guided methods for placing dental implants in patients who have lost all their teeth. Sixteen participants will receive implants using either a fully-guided or partially-guided surgical template. Researchers will measure how accurately t…

This study is testing a new, custom-made dental device to correct a specific jaw misalignment (underbite) in children aged 8-11. The device is a set of four small, bonded blocks that guide jaw growth. Researchers want to see how well it improves the child's bite, jaw alignment, f…

This study is testing whether applying omega-3 fatty acids inside a damaged, immature tooth can help it heal and regrow its root better than the standard treatment. It involves 20 young patients (ages 6-28) with a specific type of dead, underdeveloped tooth. The goal is to see if…

This study is comparing a newer 'bio-implant' shaped like a natural tooth root to a traditional screw-type implant. The goal is to see which one better supports a partial denture and keeps the surrounding bone and gums healthy. Eight patients with a specific dental condition will…

This study compares two digital techniques for placing dental implants to support lower dentures. It aims to see which method better preserves the health of the jawbone around the implants over one year. The research involves a small group of eligible participants with healthy gu…

This study is testing a new, less invasive method for performing surgery on tooth roots. It compares a gentler technique using surgical glue to the standard method, to see if it reduces pain, swelling, and helps the bone heal better. Researchers are following 24 patients who have…

This study compares two common methods for straightening crowded teeth: clear removable aligners (like Invisalign) and traditional fixed braces. Researchers are measuring how each treatment affects the bone around teeth and tooth movement in 24 patients with mild to moderate crow…

This study aims to see if applying a fluoride varnish can prevent white spot lesions (early tooth decay marks) that sometimes form during clear aligner treatment. Researchers are testing this by applying the varnish to one side of the mouth but not the other in 25 young adults we…

This study aims to see if a special fluoride-releasing dental composite can prevent white spot lesions (early tooth decay) during clear aligner treatment. It involves 24 young adults, where one side of their mouth gets the fluoride composite and the other side gets a standard com…

This study is testing an educational program designed to help people with a urostomy (a surgical opening for urine drainage) better manage their daily care. Researchers will provide patients with an illustrated booklet and hold teaching sessions. The goal is to see if this traini…

This study is testing whether adding a medication called dexmedetomidine to standard numbing medicine can better control pain after knee surgery. Researchers will enroll 100 adults having elective knee surgery under spinal anesthesia. They want to see if this combination makes th…

This study is testing if a combination treatment works better for jaw muscle pain. Participants with jaw pain will wear a mouth splint and receive either no injection, a granisetron injection, or a lidocaine injection into the jaw muscle. Researchers will compare the three groups…

This study is testing if mirror therapy helps people recover arm movement and reduce pain after a stroke. It involves 72 adults who have weakness in one arm following their first stroke. Participants are randomly assigned to receive either mirror therapy or a different therapy to…

This study is testing two simple, drug-free methods to help reduce the pain of daily insulin injections for children with type 1 diabetes. Researchers are comparing applying manual pressure to the skin versus using a small plastic device called a shot blocker just before the inje…

This study is testing if simple, non-drug methods can make tooth extractions less scary and painful for young children. Researchers are comparing the effects of letting kids watch videos and using gentle acupressure on their hands during the procedure. The goal is to see if these…

This study looks at whether a person's vitamin D levels affect how much bone is lost around dental implants that support lower dentures. Researchers are reviewing the medical records of 40 patients who have this type of implant to see if those with low vitamin D had more bone los…

This study aims to understand how clear plastic teeth aligners change after being made and worn. Researchers will compare two types of aligner materials by measuring their surface roughness, hardness, and thickness before use, after being fitted to a model, and after two weeks of…

This study aims to understand the differences in how teeth move when using clear aligners (like Invisalign) versus traditional metal braces. Researchers will measure inflammation levels in the gums and precisely track tooth movement in 20 young adults with mild crowding. The goal…