Effects of Drains on Pain, Comfort and Anxiety in Patients Undergone Surgery

The authors found that DRE pain was related to both probe pain and biopsy pain, and concluded that although the level of pain during DRE determines patients in need of local

postoperative pain in patients who had undergone abdomi- nal hysterectomies and found that the VAS scores of patients who received IV esmolol infusion at a rate of 50

(8) The authors suggested that patients with high BMI presented profuse sweating on the abdomen and back prior to surgery, and that the level of patient satisfaction

Therefore, the capital aim of this study was to assess the location and intensity of pain reported by patients undergone heart surgery and to assess the correlation between pain

The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of TENS on pain and pulmonary function in the postoperative period of thoracic surgery (heart or pulmonary approach

heir patients reported that the diiculty sitting and back pain were alleviated after surgery. he

At the time of the study, the patients were interviewed in the strabismus outpatient department; 75.2% had not undergone strabismus correction surgery and 24.8% had already

The purpose of this study was to compare retrobulbar anesthesia and topical anesthesia in terms of the pain experience of patients and the comfort of the surgeon during the