Zapping vs. chemical: new study tests best way to block knee pain after surgery
NCT ID NCT07381335
Summary
This study aims to find the better method for reducing long-term pain after knee replacement surgery. It will compare two techniques that block pain signals from the knee nerves: one uses heat (radiofrequency) and the other uses a chemical (phenol). Researchers will follow 140 patients for six months after their procedure to measure which group experiences greater and longer-lasting pain relief.
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Esra Ertilav
Aydin, Efeler/Aydın, 09100, Turkey (Türkiye)
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