Bozyaka Training And Research Hospital

This trial tests whether a 12-week telerehabilitation program—combining aerobic walking and progressive relaxation exercises—can improve blood sugar control, stress, anxiety, and physical function in adults with type-2 diabetes, both with and without a prior COVID-19 infection. P…

This trial compares two surgical techniques for repairing a common type of hip fracture in older adults: dynamic locking, which allows slight movement at the nail's end, versus static locking, which holds it rigidly. The goal is to see which approach leads to less thigh pain and …

This study looked at 145 adults having spine surgery lasting over 2 hours. Researchers compared standard fluid therapy (based on weight and vital signs) with goal-directed therapy (using a heart monitor to guide fluids). They measured tongue and epiglottis thickness with ultrasou…

This study looked at two ways to numb the arm for surgery: one block near the collarbone and one below it. Researchers measured how long each block affected nerve signals and blood flow in 200 adults. The goal was to find which method lasts longer and has fewer side effects.

This study observed 88 patients having brain surgery to see if a scalp block (numbing the scalp) affects the bispectral index (BIS), a monitor that tracks how deep the anesthesia is. Researchers checked BIS values and vital signs during skull pinning, a painful step. The goal was…