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PCA ketamine-morphine versus PCA morphine as post-operative analgesia in colorectal surgery
CONCLUSIONS: PCA ketamine-morphine was as effective as PCA morphine as post-operative analgesia in colorectal surgery, with comparable pain scores, PCA demands, side effects, and significant reduction in morphine consumption. →
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Clinician perceptions of electronic health record and email nudge interventions to prevent unsafe opioid prescribing: A qualitative study
CONCLUSION: Nudge interventions are favorably perceived by physicians to be an additional option in the current landscape of interventions to prevent unsafe opioid prescribing for acute pain in the primary care setting. →
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High-flow nasal cannula therapy versus continuous positive airway pressure for non-invasive respiratory support in paediatric critical care: the FIRST-ABC RCTs
CONCLUSIONS: Among acutely ill children requiring non-invasive respiratory support, high-flow nasal cannula met the criterion for non-inferiority compared with continuous positive airway pressure for time to liberation from respiratory support whereas in critically ill children requiring non-invasive respiratory support following extubation, the non-inferiority of high-flow nasal cannula could not be demonstrated. →
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The effects of focused extracorporeal shockwave therapy versus deep friction massage in supraspinatus tendinopathy: A randomized controlled trial
CONCLUSIONS: This study concludes that shockwave therapy is significantly more effective than deep friction massage for managing supraspinatus tendinitis. →
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Edge Detection Using OpenCV
Edge detection is a crucial technique in image processing and computer vision, used to identify sharp changes in brightness that typically signify object boundaries, edges, lines, or textures. It enables applications like object recognition, image segmentation, and tracking by highlighting the structural features of an image. In this blog, we’ll explore three of the most… →
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Multifactorial balance rehabilitation in diabetic neuropathy elders: Randomized controlled trial
CONCLUSION: Following the 12-week multifactorial balance rehabilitation program, participants in the study group demonstrated notable improvements in postural stability, reduced risk of falls, and improved quality of life compared to the control group. →
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Effectiveness of osteopathic treatment in women with primary dysmenorrhea: A randomised controlled trial
Effectiveness of five osteopathic treatments in patients with primary dysmenorrhea. Two-centre randomised controlled trial with women in northern Germany of ages between 12 and 53 years with medically-diagnosed primary dysmenorrhea. Treatments were allocated by an external institution using computer generated tables. Neither the therapists nor the participants were blinded. Five individual, findings-based osteopathic treatments (black… →
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Efficacy of dry needling with the fascial winding technique in reducing the percentage of surgery in carpal tunnel syndrome: A randomized clinical trial
CONCLUSIONS: Application of DN to wrists with mild or moderate CTS reduces the need for surgery, and improves the clinical symptoms and functionality of the hand. →
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Effectiveness of mirror therapy on management of phantom limb pain and adjustment to limitation among prosthetic users; A single blinded randomized controlled trial
CONCLUSION: Mirror Therapy as an additional approach along with routine physical therapy over four weeks was more effective than conventional therapy only in managing severity of PLP and significantly improved adjustment to limitation. →
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Using structural equation model to analyse the effect of psychological pressure on the patients with essential hypertension blood pressure and blood biochemical indicators
CONCLUSION: The research demonstrated that psychological pressure plays an important role in the pathophysiological process of essential hypertension and may serve as a potential target for comprehensive hypertension management. →
