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Hi When I look back at my first posts it's interesting as a lot has changed. The pressure and pain have gone, the siren noise has gone. My...
I love this post. And when the device gets approval and they tinker with the protocol and do further exploratory studies, I believe they can...
Agreed. But my post was in response to NHS approval and eventual part of its treatment plans.
For the device to become an "integrated care pathway," a part of NICE guidelines etc, yes, I believe a larger trial will be required. However...
There is a supplemental list where all accepted maneuvers are listed, with their accompanied nerve. Inclusion criteria as stated: "Must be able...
I was tentative in writing this as I don’t want to give false hope. However, through “individual funding requests for specialised services” in the...
Agreed. The problem with a graph like this is there’s just too much data! But they are used to show the relationship (good or bad, or nothing...
Scatter graphs are an ugly way to look at data. But what they are showing are two variables and the relationship between the two. They are...
Also based on standard deviation, at least 10% of the participants would have a greater than 75% reduction... I like optimism.
They would use a standard deviation. For the standard normal distribution, 68% of the results lie within 1 standard deviation of the mean; 95% lie...
Thank you so much. Yes, I believe this will show others (and the fact they are looking at at the mapping of tinnitus now, reminds me of the early...
I was thinking the hoops they would have to go through to get this commonplace in the NHS. First off, the BTA would have to support this/multiple...
What I still can’t get my head round (In a good way) is that the treatment stopped at six weeks and participants continued to get better! I would...
The reality is that I have patients who can’t get hold of drugs that could potentially lengthen their lives! I’ve got patients who are deemed too...
Study design, participants and many studies. The NHS would only fund this if it proves very viable and affordable, plus it would need more studies...
