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This trial will compare two methods of pain management to see which is better.
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Are there any foreseeable risks associated with this curative remedy?
"With this being a Phase 4 trial, which implies that the treatment has been approved for use, our team at Power rated its safety as 3 on a 1-3 scale."
Is the subject pool for this clinical trial restricted to individuals over 25?
"This trial is limited to patients aged 50 to 80, whereas there are 71 trials for minors and 247 studies targeting the geriatric population."
How many participants have been enlisted in this research study?
"Yes, clinicaltrials.gov confirms that this medical research is actively recruiting. It was first posted on March 1st of 2022 and last updated on the 29th of the same month. The study needs 100 participants from a single site to participate in its data collection process."
Are there opportunities to be part of this research experiment currently available?
"Affirmative. Clinicaltrials.gov has documentation suggesting that recruitment for this scientific endeavour began on March 1st 2022 and was most recently changed on the 29th of March, also in 2022. This research is hoping to acquire 100 volunteers from a single site."
What goals is this experiment attempting to accomplish?
"The primary outcome this trial seeks to measure is the length of hospital stay. Secondary outcomes include any opioid-induced side effects, patient satisfaction with pain management through a 4 point Likert scale (where higher scores indicate greater satisfaction), and physical therapy performance in PACU. These metrics will be measured up to 3 days after patients' admission into the hospital."
What type of individual is best suited for involvement in this experiment?
"This trial is seeking 100 individuals aged between 50 and 80, who are in some form of pain."
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