Haseki Training And Research Hospital

This study compared two common blood pressure medications—nicardipine and labetalol—to see which works faster for stroke patients who need their blood pressure lowered quickly before receiving clot-busting treatment. Researchers measured how long it took each drug to reach the ta…

This study tested whether a non-surgical rehab program works as well as surgery for a torn Achilles tendon. 44 adults with recent tears were randomly assigned to either surgery or a specific rehab plan. The results showed both groups recovered equally well in strength and functio…

This study compared two emergency medications for people who came to the emergency room with a fast, regular heart rhythm that didn't stop with a simple breathing technique. Researchers tested whether adenosine or diltiazem worked better to restore normal heart rhythm in 140 pati…

This study compared two different nerve-blocking injections given during hip replacement surgery to see which one better manages pain afterward while trying to preserve leg muscle strength. Sixty patients were randomly assigned to receive one of the two block types. Researchers m…

This study aimed to understand if the sedative ketamine might increase the risk of seizures in patients during medical procedures, compared to other common sedatives. Researchers monitored 300 adults without epilepsy who were undergoing a stomach exam with sedation. They used bra…

This study aimed to understand how well artificial intelligence (AI) tools perform on written pediatric medical cases compared to doctors. It also tested whether showing AI suggestions could help doctors improve their own answers. Thirty pediatric specialists were split into two …

This study looked at whether a measurement from a standard heart test (ECG), called the frontal QRS/T angle, could help predict which patients with a severe type of brain bleed (aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage) would survive and recover well. Researchers analyzed data from 354…