The Effect of Add-On Yogic Prana Energization Technique (YPET) on Healing of Fresh Fractures: A Randomized Control Study

Abstract

Add-on yoga-based YPET accelerates fracture healing.

A Scoping Review of Health Outcomes Examined in Randomized Controlled Trials Using Guided Imagery

“…In these studies, the primary outcomes included 7 studies that focused on physiological outcomes, 22–28 4 that addressed perceptual outcomes related to pain, 29–32 , 1 that addressed psychological outcomes. 33 , and 1 focused on quality of life.…”

“…As shown, a large percentage of the studies were coded as being at an unclear or low risk of bias. For sequence generation, 7 studies (50.0%) were coded as unclear risk 25,27,29,30,33,34,37 while the other 7 (50.0%) were considered low risk 22,24,26,32,35,37,38 . With respect to allocation concealment, 8 studies (57.1%) were coded as being at an unclear risk of bias, 24,25,28,30,33–36 while the remaining 6 (42.9%) were considered low risk 22,26,27,31,32,37 .…”

“…For sequence generation, 7 studies (50.0%) were coded as unclear risk 25,27,29,30,33,34,37 while the other 7 (50.0%) were considered low risk 22,24,26,32,35,37,38 . With respect to allocation concealment, 8 studies (57.1%) were coded as being at an unclear risk of bias, 24,25,28,30,33–36 while the remaining 6 (42.9%) were considered low risk 22,26,27,31,32,37 . For blinding, 11 studies (78.6%) were coded as high risk of bias 22,25,27,30,32–38 , 2 (14.3%) were unclear 24,26 , and 1 (7.1%) was classified as low risk 31 .…”

“…With respect to allocation concealment, 8 studies (57.1%) were coded as being at an unclear risk of bias, 24,25,28,30,33–36 while the remaining 6 (42.9%) were considered low risk 22,26,27,31,32,37 . For blinding, 11 studies (78.6%) were coded as high risk of bias 22,25,27,30,32–38 , 2 (14.3%) were unclear 24,26 , and 1 (7.1%) was classified as low risk 31 . With regards to incomplete outcome data, nine studies (64.3%) were coded as low risk of bias 25–27,30,31,34,35,37,38 while the remaining 5 (35.7%) were coded as high risk 22,24,32,33,36 .…”

“…For blinding, 11 studies (78.6%) were coded as high risk of bias 22,25,27,30,32–38 , 2 (14.3%) were unclear 24,26 , and 1 (7.1%) was classified as low risk 31 . With regards to incomplete outcome data, nine studies (64.3%) were coded as low risk of bias 25–27,30,31,34,35,37,38 while the remaining 5 (35.7%) were coded as high risk 22,24,32,33,36 . For incomplete outcome reporting, all 14 studies were coded as low risk of bias 22,24–28,30–37 .…”