Tokat Gaziosmanpasa University

This study looked at using a special filling material called OrthoMTA for root canals in second baby molars that have no permanent tooth growing underneath. Thirteen children received the treatment and were checked for up to 12 months to see if the tooth stayed healthy and infect…

This study looks at whether watching an AI-made educational video before lower-leg surgery can reduce patient anxiety and help them decide on anesthesia. About 88 adults scheduled for arthroscopic knee surgery will watch the video and report their anxiety levels and preferences. …

This study tested two types of nerve blocks—adductor canal block and suprainguinal fascia iliaca block—to see which controls pain better after total knee replacement. 86 adults having knee replacement under spinal anesthesia were randomly assigned to one block. Researchers measur…

This study tested whether playing lullabies (sung by a woman or a man) or white noise during breastfeeding helps newborns feed more successfully. 160 healthy full-term babies were randomly assigned to one of four groups: female lullaby, male lullaby, white noise, or no sound. Res…

This study looked at how different body positions during routine fetal monitoring affect pain and comfort in obese pregnant women. 174 women in their third trimester were placed in one of three positions: supported side-lying, unsupported side-lying, or lying on their back. The g…

This study tested whether watching animated nutrition videos helps people with heart failure improve their eating habits, reduce symptoms, and feel better overall. 70 adults aged 45-60 with moderate heart failure took part. One group watched the videos and got standard care, whil…

This study looked at whether doing yoga can lower burnout and increase happiness in midwifery students. 72 female students were split into two groups: one did 60-minute yoga sessions three times a week for six weeks, while the other group did nothing different. Researchers measur…

This study tested whether laughter yoga—a practice combining laughing exercises and breathing techniques—can reduce fatigue, improve sleep quality, and boost psychological well-being in people with multiple sclerosis. Forty MS patients participated, with one group doing laughter …

This study tested whether mandala coloring or group music activities could reduce future anxiety and improve well-being in 90 nursing students. Participants took part in one-hour sessions of either activity. The goal was to see if these creative approaches offer a simple way to s…

This study looks at whether hobbies like video games, sports, chess, or playing instruments help medical students perform videolaryngoscopy—a technique for placing a breathing tube. Researchers will measure how fast and accurately fourth-year medical students complete the procedu…

This study looks at how high blood pressure and its medications affect blood flow and blood pressure when patients lie face-down for spinal surgery. Researchers will monitor 70 adults to see if those with hypertension have different changes in heart function compared to healthy p…

This study tested whether a quick, visual presentation style called Pecha Kucha works better than standard PowerPoint for teaching women about menopause. Five hundred women aged 30 to 65 who had never learned about menopause before took part. The goal was to see if the new method…

This study tested whether a flipped classroom model helps midwifery students learn pregnancy exams better than traditional lectures. 95 students were split into two groups: one used online materials before class, the other had standard teaching. Researchers measured knowledge, pr…

This study looked at 94 people who had nose surgery (rhinoplasty) to see if simple blood test results could predict how much swelling and bruising they would have after the operation. Researchers measured inflammation markers from a routine blood test taken before surgery and com…

This study looked at how increased belly pressure during laparoscopic (keyhole) gallbladder surgery affects the heart's electrical activity. Researchers measured ECG changes in 48 patients aged 18-65 who had no heart or serious health conditions. The goal was to understand if the…

This study looked at three types of bone graft materials used in sinus lift surgery to prepare for dental implants. Thirty-seven adults with low bone in the upper jaw received either donated bone, cow bone, or a mix of both. Researchers measured bone height and took small samples…

This study looked at 2188 adults with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes to see if three simple blood test scores could predict heart and metabolic risk. The researchers calculated the triglyceride-glucose index, atherogenic plasma index, and systemic immune-inflammation index from r…

This completed study looked at 332 adults with obesity to see if simple body measurements and blood tests could predict metabolic syndrome, a cluster of conditions that raise heart disease and diabetes risk. Participants were grouped by obesity severity, and researchers calculate…

This study looked at whether simulation training helps midwifery students learn family planning counseling and how to create educational materials. 96 students were split into groups: one practiced with trained actors, another with fellow students, and a control group did not get…

This study looked at two different materials for teaching episiotomy repair to midwifery students: chicken breast and a special simulator. 43 third-year students practiced on one of the two models after watching an online video. The researchers measured how satisfied the students…