Sargodha Medical College

This trial tests whether vacuum-assisted closure (VAC), a device that applies gentle suction to a wound, helps infected lower-limb wounds heal faster than standard dressings. Researchers will enroll 90 adults with infected leg wounds and randomly assign half to receive VAC and ha…

This trial compares two surgical methods for treating pilonidal sinus, a painful cyst at the tailbone. One method is simple excision, where the sinus is cut out and left open to heal. The other is the Limberg flap, where a flap of skin and tissue is rotated to cover the wound. Th…

This study tested two drug combinations to prevent post-dural puncture headache (PDPH) in 50 surgical patients who had experienced PDPH before. One group received aminophylline plus acetaminophen, and the other received aminophylline plus dexamethasone. The goal was to see which …

This study tested two medicines, nalbuphine and ketamine, to see which works better at stopping shivering in women having gynecological surgery with spinal anesthesia. Shivering can cause problems like low oxygen and slow recovery. The trial included 90 women aged 18-40 and compa…

This study compared two ways to numb the arm for forearm surgery: the retroclavicular block and the classical coracoid block. Forty male patients received one of the two blocks using the anesthetic ropivacaine. Researchers measured how fast the block worked, how well it showed th…

This study investigates what factors may predict mesh infection after open incisional hernioplasty, a surgery to repair a hernia that forms at a previous surgical scar. Researchers will follow 62 patients of any age or gender who have this surgery, tracking who develops a mesh-re…

This study compared two common anesthesia techniques for forearm trauma surgery: Bier's block and supraclavicular block. Researchers studied 66 adults aged 18-60 with forearm fractures. They found that while Bier's block worked faster, the supraclavicular block provided longer-la…