Kafrelsheikh University

This study compared two types of injections made from a patient's own blood platelets to treat stress urinary incontinence (SUI) in women. It focused on women who were not good candidates for surgery, had surgery fail previously, or refused surgery. The goal was to see which inje…

This study tested whether weight loss surgery (laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy) works better than standard medical care for adults aged 65 and older who have severe obesity along with health problems like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, or knee arthritis. Sixty…

This study tested whether using a computer program to predict medication doses could help treat high blood pressure more safely in people who also have liver cirrhosis. Researchers gave 40 patients with both conditions either nebivolol or carvedilol at doses suggested by the comp…

This study tested two methods for rebuilding jawbone that has shrunk after tooth loss, to prepare it for dental implants. Researchers used processed, donated human tooth material (allogenic dentin) as a bone graft and artificial intelligence to create 3D models for surgical plann…

This study tested a new method to help bone heal around dental implants placed right after a tooth is pulled. Researchers compared using a processed piece of the patient's own extracted tooth as a bone graft material against a standard method. The goal was to see if this approach…

This study tested whether using artificial intelligence to guide immediate dental implant placement works better than the traditional method. Researchers compared how stable the implants were and how natural the gum tissue looked afterward. The trial involved 22 adults who needed…

This study tested a new method for placing dental implants immediately after a tooth is pulled. It compared using a graft made from the patient's own extracted tooth to a standard animal-derived graft. The goal was to see which material better preserves the bone and gum tissue ar…

This study tested whether using computer models to adjust the doses of two common medications (sitagliptin for diabetes and duloxetine for nerve pain) could make them safer and more effective for people who have both diabetes and liver cirrhosis. It involved 64 adult patients wit…

This study compared two surgical approaches for older adults with a narrowed spinal canal and a slipped vertebra. It tested whether a simpler, less invasive decompression surgery works as well as a more complex surgery that adds metal rods and screws to fuse the spine. The goal w…

This small pilot study tested whether using a computer model to predict safe, personalized doses of the cholesterol drug simvastatin could help control portal hypertension in people with liver cirrhosis. Over three months, 22 patients with mild-to-moderate cirrhosis received eith…

This study tested whether using computer-guided 3D-printed surgical guides is better than traditional freehand surgery for removing extra, impacted teeth in children. It involved 32 healthy children and measured how long each surgery took. The goal was to see if the high-tech met…

This study tested whether using artificial intelligence to guide a jawbone-widening surgery works better than the standard surgeon-guided method. It involved 22 adults with narrow upper jawbones who needed dental implants. Researchers compared how well the bone healed and support…

This study tested a new method to improve healing and appearance after placing a dental implant immediately following a front tooth extraction. Researchers compared a standard technique to a new approach that uses processed material from the patient's own extracted tooth as a gra…

This study compared three common procedures for removing hard kidney stones that aren't in the lower part of the kidney. 300 adult patients with medium-sized stones were randomly assigned to receive either flexible scope laser treatment, external shock wave therapy, or mini-surge…

This study compared two specialized exercise programs for teens with mild to moderate scoliosis (spinal curvature). Thirty adolescents performed either the SEAS or BSPTS method, which involve specific postural corrections and strength exercises, to see which was better at stoppin…

This study tested health education and lifestyle programs aimed at preventing obesity in children. It involved 500 healthy Egyptian children aged 6 to 12 from the Gharbia region. Researchers measured changes in the children's weight, height, body mass index (BMI), and blood marke…

This study tested whether a specific abdominal massage technique could prevent or reduce the severity of stretch marks during pregnancy. It involved 42 first-time mothers who performed the massage routine daily from their second trimester until birth. Researchers measured whether…

This study compared two common surgical techniques for reducing enlarged male breast tissue (gynecomastia). Researchers randomly assigned 64 men to either a traditional excision method or a newer 'pull-through' technique to see which led to better patient satisfaction and cosmeti…

This study tested whether a specific hands-on muscle therapy could help women with chronic headaches that start in the neck. All 40 participants received standard medication, but half also received the special therapy three times a week for a month. Researchers measured changes i…

This study tested three different medications to see which works best at reducing the urinary discomfort, pain, and bleeding that many people experience after having a temporary kidney stent placed. Researchers enrolled 535 adults who needed a stent after kidney stone procedures …

This study compared two different physical therapy approaches to improve hand function in children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy. Researchers tested action observation training (watching and copying movements) against core stability training (strengthening trunk muscles) in 52 c…

This study tested whether a gentle hands-on muscle release technique could help reduce neck pain in breastfeeding mothers. Fifty new mothers with neck pain received posture advice and exercises. Half also received the special muscle release technique to see if it provided extra p…

This study compared two different nerve-blocking injections for pain relief after shoulder surgery. Researchers tested a newer 'pericapsular' block against a standard 'interscalene' block in 44 patients. The goal was to see which method better controls pain and reduces the need f…

This study tested whether a program of exercises in a pool (aquatic exercises) could help children with sickle cell anemia. Researchers wanted to see if these gentle water workouts could safely improve muscle strength and make daily life better for these kids. The trial involved …

This study aimed to identify which stroke patients are most at risk for bleeding in the brain after receiving the standard clot-busting drug, alteplase. Researchers followed 600 patients in the Middle East who had an ischemic stroke and received this treatment. They analyzed pati…