Necmettin Erbakan University

This study looked at 90 children aged 4-10 with cavities in their baby molars. Dentists removed the decay and used one of three materials to fill the tooth. The goal was to see which material kept the tooth healthy and pain-free for up to 9 months. The findings help dentists choo…

This study looked at 60 adults with kidney stones between 2 and 3 cm. It compared two types of keyhole surgery: one using a flexible scope through the urine passage with a laser and suction, and the other using a tiny cut in the back. The goal was to see which method removes ston…

This study looked at 26 people with lymphedema (swelling) caused by cancer treatment. It compared those who had lymphovenous anastomosis surgery followed by complex decongestive physiotherapy (CDP) to those who only received CDP. The goal was to see which approach better reduces …

This study tested a family-based health program to help prevent obesity in overweight and obese fourth-grade children. The program involved both the child and their mother, focusing on healthy behaviors at home. Researchers measured changes in body mass index (BMI) and family nut…

This study tested a special stitching method during C-sections to see if it reduces pain and helps women get up and walk sooner. 60 women having their first C-section took part. The new method aims to put less tension on the tissue, which may lead to less pain and faster recovery…

This study tested if a needle-free injector causes less pain than a traditional dental needle when numbing the palate in children aged 6-16. Fifty kids needing a permanent molar extraction received both methods. Pain was measured using two standard scales. The goal was to find a …

This study tested two non-invasive treatments—high-intensity laser therapy and extracorporeal shock wave therapy—for reducing muscle stiffness in the calf of people who had a stroke. 39 adults who had a stroke at least 3 months earlier received one of the treatments. The goal was…

This study looked at 132 adults getting vitamin B12 shots to see if using a ShotBlocker device, a cold needle, or both together could lower pain and boost satisfaction. Participants rated their pain and satisfaction after the injection. The goal is to find simple ways to make rou…

This study tested a special constipation training program for mothers of children aged 4-6 with functional constipation. The program used motivational interviewing to help moms manage their child's condition. Researchers measured changes in children's bowel habits and mothers' an…

This study tested a psychoeducation program for adults aged 65 and older. The program aimed to help participants reduce self-critical rumination (repetitive negative thoughts about past mistakes) and improve self-esteem and psychological well-being. 49 older adults took part in t…

This study tested a gentle mouth exercise called PIOMI on 32 preterm babies born between 26-30 weeks. Half received the exercise twice daily for a week; the other half got standard care. Researchers measured how well the babies breastfed, how much weight they gained, and how long…

This study looked at whether a short, 14-day program of isometric (holding still) exercises for the tongue, jaw, and back muscles could help people who recently had a stroke. Twelve patients did two sessions each day. After two weeks, their tongue and back strength improved signi…

This study tested whether whole-body sensory integration therapy can improve chewing and mealtime behaviors in 31 children with chewing difficulties. Kids attended 60-minute therapy sessions three times a week for four weeks, involving activities like vibration, crawling, brushin…

This study tested whether a walker that provides visual and auditory cues can improve walking in people with Parkinson's disease who experience freezing of gait. Thirty participants walked with and without the cueing walker. Researchers measured walking speed, balance, and abilit…

This study tested a mindfulness-based stress reduction program for parents of children with autism. 96 parents took part to see if the program could lower their levels of depression, anxiety, stress, and hopelessness. The goal was to improve parents' emotional well-being through …

This study looked at whether one session of physiotherapy or massage could help premature babies in the NICU feel less stress and pain, and sleep better. 60 infants were randomly assigned to receive routine care, massage, or a specific physiotherapy technique. The goal was to see…

This study tested two laser treatments—low-level and high-intensity—in 40 adults with frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis). The goal was to see which better reduces pain, improves shoulder movement, and boosts daily function over three weeks. Participants had severe pain and sti…

This study tested if a web-based exercise and monitoring program works better than a simple brochure for people with a slipped disc in the lower back. 46 adults did the same 4-week home exercise program, but one group used a website for guidance and check-ins while the other used…

This study tested whether a gentle electrical stimulation called NMES can improve swallowing in children with cerebral palsy who have trouble swallowing. Twenty-six children participated, some receiving real NMES and others a sham treatment. Researchers measured changes using que…

This study tested whether a talking therapy called dignity therapy can improve feelings of dignity and self-esteem in people with end-stage cancer. 48 patients with less than 6 months to live took part. The therapy involved guided conversations to help them reflect on their life …

This study looked at whether doing a crossword puzzle helps nursing students learn about safe medication practices better than just listening to a lecture. 46 final-year nursing students took part. Half did a crossword puzzle, and the other half had a standard lesson. The goal wa…

This study compared the nutrition and growth of 185 children aged 0-6 years with and without food allergies. Researchers measured things like arm circumference and height to see if allergies affect development. The goal was to better understand the nutritional needs of children w…

This study looked at whether listening to a podcast helps nursing students learn more about waste management and enjoy the lesson more. About 91 first-year nursing students took part, with half listening to a podcast and the other half learning the usual way. The goal was to see …

This study looked at whether a one-day drama workshop could improve nursing students' attitudes toward assessing pain. 52 second-year students were split into two groups: one attended the workshop, the other did not. Their attitudes were measured before, one month after, and six …

This study looked at whether a 15-week disaster training program could improve how university students perceive disaster risks, their attitudes toward disasters, and their mental resilience. The program included lectures, case studies, simulations, and expert talks. Researchers m…

This study looked at whether using games in the classroom helps physiotherapy students learn how to treat patients with kinesiophobia (fear of movement). Researchers worked with 94 students, using project-based learning, brainstorming, and prototype creation. The goal was to see …

This study looked at 60 adults with frozen shoulder to understand how fear of movement (kinesiophobia) relates to pain, stiffness, and daily life. Participants completed questionnaires and had their shoulder movement measured. The goal was to see if this fear makes symptoms worse…

This study looked at how aware urology professionals and the public are about environmental sustainability in their field. Researchers surveyed 200 people and asked experts to agree on the best sustainable practices. The goal was to identify barriers and create recommendations fo…

This study tested a new classification system (BICEP) to better identify and categorize bladder injuries that can happen during prostate surgery. Researchers evaluated 250 patients undergoing common prostate procedures to see how often injuries occur and how severe they are. The …

This study tested whether a game-based learning approach helps nursing students identify unhelpful thinking patterns and communicate more effectively when caring for anxious individuals. About 70 first-year nursing students participated. The goal was to see if interactive games i…

This study looked at how muscle rest, warm-up, and fatigue phases affect knee joint awareness, vertical jump, agility, and balance in 25 professional youth soccer players under 18. Researchers measured these abilities using simple tests like jumping and balancing. The goal was to…

This study looked at 51 elite male soccer players aged 14-18 to see if their eating habits and body measurements (like weight, body fat, and grip strength) are related to how agile they are. The players filled out a questionnaire about their lifestyle, had their body composition …

This study tested two high-tech teaching methods—a virtual game simulation and a virtual reality (VR) tool—to see which better helps nursing students learn how to examine the chest and lungs. Sixty second-year nursing students were split into three groups: one used the game, one …