With depressive symptoms rising after an acute COVID-19 infection, study researchers looked at whether these symptoms are a consequence of stress associated with COVID or, do they reflect more specific sequelae associated with the pathophysiology of the illness.
Researchers sought to determine whether smartphone-based virtual reality (VR) games are effective in reducing pain among pediatric patients in real-world burn clinics.
The researchers’ goal was to weigh the risks and benefits of acute treatments for episodic migraine in adults.
The researchers analyzed which individuals felt targeted by bullies for wearing a mask in order to find out more about the psychological consequences of the current pandemic.
Researchers sought to evaluate the association between objective and subjective assessments of neurosensory function in post-traumatic neuropathy and predict neurosensory outcome using baseline measurements.
The researchers believe that “self-reported symptoms of depression and family income are important factors to consider as part of the biopsychosocial model of care.”
The researchers’ goal was to determine the efficacy and safety of presurgical epidural analgesia for hip fracture patients undergoing surgical repair.
Investigators assessed pediatric patients to determine the relationship between moderate to severe traumatic brain injury during childhood and white matter disruption.
Researchers aimed to determine whether vagus nerve stimulation paired with rehabilitation is a safe and effective treatment for improving arm function lost after a stroke.
The researchers’ goals were to compare the efficacy and adverse effects of single‐dose intravenous ketorolac for postoperative pain in adults and compare it with placebo or an active comparator.
