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Spinal anesthesia group for Dementia
Study Summary
This trialinvestigates if elderly patients are less likely to develop dementia/Alzheimers if they have spinal (awake/sedated) vs. inhalational (asleep) anesthesia for surgery, taking into account risk factors.
- Dementia
- Alzheimer's Disease
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many participants are permitted to join this experiment?
"Unfortunately, the recruitment period for this trial has closed. It commenced on March 1st 2014 and concluded December 1st 2022; however, if you are seeking other opportunities there are currently 771 trials actively recruiting patients with dementia and 219 studies recruiting participants in the Spinal Anesthesia group."
For what types of procedures is spinal anesthesia commonly employed?
"Spinal anesthesia is a common therapeutic intervention for permphigus and can, additionally, be used to treat acute nonspecific tenosynovitis, general anesthesia complications, and lupus erythematosus cell."
What trials have been executed that involved patients administered Spinal anesthesia?
"Presently, 219 clinical trials for Spinal anesthesia group are in operation with 41 of them at Phase 3. The majority focus is located in Bronx, NY yet there are 523 medical sites conducting research on this type of treatment."
Are there opportunities for individuals to enlist in this research project presently?
"This research is no longer recruiting patients. It was initially posted on March 1st, 2014 and the most recent updates were added December 1st, 2022. For those seeking other trials, 771 studies are actively enrolling individuals with dementia and 219 clinical investigations require participants in a Spinal Anesthesia group."
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