Necmettin Erbakan University

This study compared two different surgical approaches for removing medium-sized kidney stones (2-3 cm). Researchers tested a laser procedure performed through the urinary tract against a minimally invasive surgery through the back. The goal was to see which method was safer and m…

This study aimed to find which of three dental filling materials works best for a common baby tooth procedure called a pulpotomy. Researchers treated 90 children, aged 4-10, who had deep cavities. They compared the materials by checking the treated teeth at 6 and 9 months to see …

This study tested if a new way of stitching the muscle layer closed after a planned C-section could help reduce pain and allow mothers to walk sooner. Sixty women were randomly assigned to get either the standard stitching method or the new 'guide-suture' method. Researchers then…

This study tested whether whole-body sensory integration therapy could improve chewing skills and mealtime behaviors in children with chewing difficulties. Thirty-one children aged 3-12 participated in therapy sessions three times weekly for four weeks, involving exercises like c…

This small study tested a 14-day exercise program designed to strengthen the tongue, jaw, and back muscles in people recovering from a recent stroke. Twelve participants did the exercises twice daily. The results showed the program significantly increased tongue and back muscle s…

This study tested whether a gentle mouth exercise program could help very premature babies. Researchers gave half the babies a special oral stimulation therapy twice a day for a week, while the other half received standard care. They wanted to see if the therapy improved the babi…

This study tested if a 4-week home exercise program delivered through a website was more effective than the same exercises taught from a printed brochure for people with a slipped disc in their lower back. 46 participants were randomly assigned to either use the web platform or t…

This study looked at whether a single session of physiotherapy or infant massage could help premature babies in the hospital. Researchers compared these gentle treatments to see which one better reduced stress and pain, and improved sleep and breathing stability. Sixty preterm in…

This study tested whether an 8-week mindfulness program could help parents of children with autism. The program involved weekly group sessions with education and meditation practices. Researchers measured changes in parents' levels of depression, anxiety, stress, and hopelessness…

This study tested if a therapy called Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) could help children with cerebral palsy who have trouble swallowing. 26 children received either the real NMES therapy or a fake version, along with standard swallowing exercises. Researchers measur…

This study tested two non-invasive treatments to reduce muscle stiffness in the legs of people who have had a stroke. Thirty-nine participants received either high-intensity laser therapy or shockwave therapy on their calf muscles. Researchers compared how well each treatment imp…

This study tested whether a walker that provides visual and auditory cues could help people with Parkinson's disease walk better, especially those who experience sudden 'freezing' of their gait. Thirty participants walked with and without the special walker to see if it improved …

This study tested a new system for classifying bladder injuries that can happen during a common prostate surgery. Researchers observed 250 men undergoing surgery to see how well the new classification system worked in real-world settings. The goal is to create a standard way for …

This study tested whether a special 15-week university course could change how students think about and prepare for disasters. 140 students took part in a program that included lectures, case studies, simulations, and expert talks. Researchers measured changes in the students' pe…

This study aims to understand how urology practices can become more environmentally sustainable. Researchers will first survey about 200 urology experts about their current awareness and practices. Then, a smaller panel of experts will work together to create a list of recommende…

This study tested whether using virtual reality games helps nursing students learn how to perform lung and chest exams. Researchers compared two high-tech teaching methods—a virtual game simulation and a VR learning tool—against traditional classroom teaching. They measured if st…

This study tested whether using crossword puzzles helps nursing students learn about safe medication practices. Researchers divided 46 final-year nursing students into two groups: one group completed crossword puzzles for seven weeks, while the other received standard classroom i…

This study tested whether listening to educational podcasts could improve first-year nursing students' knowledge about proper medical waste management and their satisfaction with the learning method. Researchers compared a group of students who used the podcasts to a group who di…

This study looked at how different stages of muscle warm-up affect performance in young professional soccer players. Researchers tested 25 players under 18 to see how rest, warm-up, and fatigue phases changed their balance, jump height, and agility. The goal was to gather informa…

This study aimed to understand the connection between diet, body measurements, and agility in elite teenage soccer players. Researchers measured 51 male players' body composition, grip strength, and agility, and asked them about their eating habits, fluid intake, and sleep. The g…

This study tested whether using games in teaching helps physiotherapy students learn to manage patients who have a fear of movement (kinesiophobia). It involved 45 students who took a course using group projects and prototype development. Researchers measured changes in the stude…