Patient comfort

This trial tests whether an AI-based training program given before arthroscopy can lower surgical anxiety, fear, and postoperative pain while improving comfort. About 75 adults scheduled for arthroscopy will be randomly assigned to receive either AI-assisted digital training or s…

This study compares two common clear aligner trimming-line designs to see which one feels more comfortable to wear. Seventy orthodontic patients who already wear one design on their upper teeth and the other on their lower teeth will rate their comfort after at least four weeks. …

This study looked at whether applying cyanoacrylate (a medical glue) or concentrated growth factor (a substance made from the patient's own blood) can improve healing and reduce pain at the gum graft donor site. Sixty healthy adults who had gum graft surgery were involved. The go…

This study tested four different techniques to reduce pain and improve comfort during vitamin B12 shots in the hip. 215 adults each received four injections, one with each method: standard injection, rotating the leg inward, applying cold, or using a ShotBlocker device. Pain and …

This study looked at whether a doctor's encouraging words can help patients feel less pain and anxiety during a colonoscopy done without sedation. Over 100 adults took part, with some hearing positive phrases like "You're doing great" during the procedure. The goal was to see if …