Thammasat University

This study compared two different combinations of three inhaled medications for people with stable COPD. Twenty-two participants tried both treatments for four weeks each to see which one better improved their lung function and breathing symptoms. The goal was to find out if one …

This study aimed to see if three simple, portable devices could accurately measure how hard a person with COPD can breathe in. Researchers tested 82 patients with COPD, comparing the new devices to a standard medical tool. The goal was to find easier ways to check if patients can…

This study tested two different gel injections (Hyruan-One and Hylan G-F 20) for knee osteoarthritis pain. Researchers compared these injections against a saline placebo in 276 adults whose knee pain hadn't improved with standard treatments. The main goal was to see which injecti…

This study tested whether a specific nerve block, injected near the abdominal wall, could better control pain after open gynecologic surgery. Researchers compared this new block against standard pain medication in 32 patients. The goal was to see if the block reduced the need for…

This study tested whether a drug called nalbuphine could prevent nausea and vomiting caused by pain medication given during spinal anesthesia for a planned C-section. Researchers enrolled 180 women having elective C-sections to see if receiving nalbuphine reduced these common sid…

This study aimed to understand how many medical students had immunity against Hepatitis B and chickenpox (varicella-zoster virus). Researchers measured immunity levels and vaccination rates in over 400 students. The goal was to gather information to help improve health protection…

This study looked back at 10 years of medical records to understand the long-term safety and effectiveness of extended blood thinner treatment in cancer patients who develop blood clots. Researchers analyzed data from 169 patients who had already received at least 6 months of blo…