Publications by authors named "H Yesil"
Objectives: To evaluate the combined effect of two different regenerative therapies, extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP), along with therapeutic exercise, in patients with lateral epicondylitis (LE).
Design: Prospective, Randomized, Sham-Controlled Trial.
Settings: Outpatient clinic.
The production of volatile fatty acids (VFA) through high-solids anaerobic fermentation of organic waste offers a promising route for resource recovery. This study used a batch-mode anaerobic leach bed reactor (LBR) with leachate circulation to ferment the organic fraction of municipal solid waste, producing high concentrations of butyric acid, along with notable amounts of lactic and caproic acids. These results provide valuable insights and underscore the need for process optimization within conventional fermentation systems.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBy 2050, global sewage sludge production is expected to increase by 51 %, rising from its current level of over 45 million tons of dry solids to nearly 68 million tons. This growth is primarily driven by population growth and the implementation of increasingly stringent environmental regulations. This increase in sewage sludge volume poses substantial challenges for sustainable management due to its complex composition.
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- The study compares traditional motorized traction and non-surgical spinal decompression to conventional treatment for low back pain caused by lumbar discopathy, focusing on their effectiveness.
- It reviewed data from 160 patients, considering factors like age, symptom duration, and treatment outcomes, and found significant improvements in pain and disability for all treatment types post-therapy.
- Motorized traction and spinal decompression were shown to be more effective than conventional treatment alone, with both showing similar results in improving patient outcomes.
Article Synopsis
- The article addresses updates made to a previously published paper identified by DOI: 10.7759/cureus.69610.
- It likely includes clarifications or corrections to the original findings or data presented.
- The correction aims to ensure the integrity and accuracy of the research published in the initial article.