Sindh Institute Of Urology And Transplantation

This study tests whether using quilting stitches (which attach skin to muscle) with just one drain under the arm works as well as using two drains after mastectomy. The goal is to prevent seroma (fluid buildup), infection, and pain. Sixty women having a modified radical mastectom…

This study is testing whether giving patients small sips of water soon after urological endoscopic surgery can reduce thirst and improve satisfaction. Two hundred adults will either receive early oral hydration or standard care. Researchers will measure thirst levels, comfort, an…

This study looks at how long a person has been on dialysis and how much urine they still make affects bladder size and flexibility. Researchers will measure bladder function in 87 adults with kidney failure who are waiting for a transplant. The goal is to find bladder problems ea…

This study compares two methods of inserting a breathing tube (intubation) in 124 adults having planned surgery. One method uses a video camera to see the airway, the other uses a direct view. The goal is to see which method causes less stress on the body and takes less time. Par…

This study looks at whether the STOP-BANG questionnaire, along with other simple tests, can predict if an obese patient will have trouble with a breathing tube during surgery. Researchers will check how well these tools work in 233 adults with a BMI of 30 or higher. The goal is t…