Active Comparator Device,Experimental Device,Experimental Device

3 trials

Sponsors

Thammasat University, Ece Acikgoz Alparslan, Burapha University

Conditions

Dentin hypersensitivity that develops after non-surgical periodontal treatment, Periodontitis Root Planing, Dentin Sensitivity, Lasers, PeriodontitisMobility limitation requiring axillary crutch-assisted ambulation Crutch-Assisted GaitPatients experiencing cardiac arrest in the emergency department (EDCA). This includes patients who experienced their first cardiac arrest outside the hospital (OHCA) and then had a recurrent arrest in the emergency department, as well as patients who experienced their first cardiac arrest while already in the emergency department (IHCA). end-tidal carbon dioxide, targeted EtCO2, emergency department cardiac arrest, ROSC, high-quality CPR, improving mortality, reducing mortality

Early Phase 1

Comparison of Gluma, Er,Cr:YSGG laser, and combination therapy for reducing tooth sensitivity after non-surgical periodontal treatment

Active, not recruitingTCTR20251202006

Ece Acikgoz AlparslanDentin hypersensitivity that develops after non-surgical periodontal treatment, Periodontitis Root Planing, Dentin Sensitivity, Lasers, Periodontitis

Start: 2025-04-10Target: 52Updated: 2026-08-03

Phase 1

Anchor axillary crutches

Active, not recruitingTCTR20260703002

Burapha UniversityMobility limitation requiring axillary crutch-assisted ambulation Crutch-Assisted Gait

Start: 2026-08-31Target: 20Updated: 2026-08-03

Phase 2

A comparative study of targeted end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2) versus standard EtCO2 management to guide resuscitation in emergency department cardiac arrest: a randomized controlled trial

RecruitingTCTR20240619001

Thammasat UniversityPatients experiencing cardiac arrest in the emergency department (EDCA). This includes patients who experienced their first cardiac arrest outside the hospital (OHCA) and then had a recurrent arrest in the emergency department, as well as patients who experienced their first cardiac arrest while already in the emergency department (IHCA). end-tidal carbon dioxide, targeted EtCO2, emergency department cardiac arrest, ROSC, high-quality CPR, improving mortality, reducing mortality

Start: 2024-04-26Target: 300Updated: 2026-08-03

Related Papers

A comparative study of targeted end-tidal carbon dioxide versus standard management to guide resuscitation in emergency department cardiac arrest in Thailand: study protocol for a three-arm randomised controlled trial.

2026-06-13