Sargodha Medical College

This study tested two drug combinations—aminophylline with acetaminophen versus aminophylline with dexamethasone—to prevent post-dural puncture headaches in 50 surgical patients who had experienced such headaches before. All participants received the drugs before spinal anesthesi…

This study tested two different methods of numbing the arm (brachial plexus block) for forearm surgery. 40 adult men received either a retroclavicular or a classical coracoid block using the same numbing medicine. The goal was to see which method worked faster and more effectivel…

This study tested two medicines, nalbuphine and ketamine, to see which one better controls shivering in women having gynecological surgery under spinal anesthesia. Shivering can cause complications like low oxygen and high eye pressure. 90 women were split into two groups to comp…

This study compared two types of anesthesia for forearm surgery in 66 trauma patients. One method (Bier's block) worked faster but wore off quickly, while the other (supraclavicular block) took longer to start but provided longer-lasting pain relief and greater comfort. The resea…