Pak J Med Sci
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To explore the effect of multimodal analgesia based on the concept of enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) in patients undergoing laparoscopic radical gastrectomy (LRG) for gastric cancer (GC). ⋯ Patients undergoing LRG for GC can benefit from a multimodal pain management plan based on ERAS to reduce postoperative pain, alleviate inflammation, stress responses, and shorten the postoperative recovery process.
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To explore the choice of embryo transfer schemes for patients with low oocyte retrieval (≤ 3 oocytes). ⋯ For patients under 35 years old with low oocyte retrieval, it is recommended to freeze all embryos when available and then proceed with FET. For patients aged 35 and above, without reducing the pregnancy rate, fresh embryo transfer is recommended to minimize treatment cycle frequency and economic expenses.
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Police officials who participated in war on terror were exposed to high frequency of traumatic exposures. Previous research suggests that exposure of war trauma can results in negative changes like stress and positive changes like growth. Our objective was to study the role of post-traumatic stress in relationship between war trauma and post traumatic growth among police officials. ⋯ The study provided initial evidence that after trauma exposure levels of posttraumatic stress which is experienced play a significant role in the promotion of PTG.
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To investigate the effects of supraglottic airway tools such as classical laryngeal mask (cLMA) and I-gel, which can be used without the need for muscle relaxation in the airway management of general anesthesia patients, on the otolaryngeal system. ⋯ We think that I-gel may be a more advantageous supra glottic airway device in terms of otolaryngeal effecs and middle ear pressure in theair way management during short surgical procedures.
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To evaluate the clinical efficacy of comprehensive nursing intervention in pelvic floor and bladder function recovery post-cervical cancer surgery. ⋯ Comprehensive nursing intervention deserve to be promoted as it can accelerate postoperative clinical recovery, reduce the incidence of surgical complications, improve pelvic floor and bladder function post-cervical cancer surgery, and enhance patient satisfaction with care.