Lausen Oakley (grounddanger5)

Fibromyalgia syndrome is a global health problem. The aim of this study was to analyze the top 100 cited articles. Web of Science database was scanned for the period between 1990 and 2020 using the search term, 'fibromyalgia,' and the 100 most cited articles were determined. For the bibliometric analysis, a record was made of the article title, year of publication, number of authors and names, number of citations, citation index, name of the journal in which it was published, impact factor, type of article, and source of funding. The altmetric attention score was recorded from the automatic software calculation. The total number of citations of the articles in the top 100 list varied between 203 and 6254. The majority of articles were published in arthritis and rheumatism (n=24) and pain (n=15) journals. The country producing the most articles was the US and the most cited author was Russel IJ. Case-controlled studies constituted the largest part of the top 100 (n=36). When the number of citations was examined, studies evaluating classification criteria, diagnostic criteria, and epidemiologic study were at the forefront. In terms of altmetric attention score, treatment studies, especially exercise, were in the first orders. This study presents a view on the subject of the level of interest shown by the scientific world and on social platforms to the most cited articles on the subject of fibromyalgia. There is a need for further studies which would use more wide-scale databases and offer interactions between countries. This study presents a view on the subject of the level of interest shown by the scientific world and on social platforms to the most cited articles on the subject of fibromyalgia. There is a need for further studies which would use more wide-scale databases and offer interactions between countries. Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most seen entrapment neuropathy. CTS is a complex syndrome arisen with entrapment of median nerve at wrist. Pain worst at night, paresthesia, hypoesthesia, paralysis, and muscle atrophy can be seen through nerve entrapment level. Besides, we see negative symptoms for sleep in our practice. It is known the effect of invasive and non-invasive treatments on the sleep. We aimed to search the effect of treatment of CTS on the sleep modalities. In our study, the effect of injection treatment of CTS patients diagnosed clinically with electrophysiological methods in neurology clinic, on sleep modalities. After excluding the secondary reasons of CTS; patients responded to visual analog scale (VAS), symptom, and functional scales of Boston questionnaire (BQ-FS), Leeds Assessment of Neuropathic Symptoms and Signs, Pittsburg sleep quality index (PSQI), insomnia severity index (ISI), sleep hygiene index (SHI), Epworth sleepiness scale, Beck depression scale, and Beck anxiety scale. Twenty-nine patients (2 males and 27 females) were enrolled. After treatment, VAS, BQ-FS, LANNS, PSQI, ISI, and SHI both resulted in a significant reduction. Sleep hygiene is affected negatively in CTS patients. A healing effect is observed on the quality of sleep impaired by the injection treatment of CTS. Sleep hygiene is affected negatively in CTS patients. A healing effect is observed on the quality of sleep impaired by the injection treatment of CTS.Epidural granuloma may develop as a complication during long-term use of intrathecal analgesics. To the best of our knowledge, it is not mentioned in the current literature that discontinuation of therapy may cause a regression of epidural granulation and clinical symptoms. In this case, we aimed to present spontaneous regression of epidural granuloma within 2 months after removal of epidural port. The main purpose of this study is to examine the effectiveness of relaxation-oriented cognitive-behavioral group psychotherapy in FMS patients. It was aimed to improve the pain ma