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OBJECTIVE This study aimed to evaluate the benefits of Arnica montana on post-operative blood loss and seroma production in women undergoing unilateral total mastectomy by administering Arnica Montana 1000 Korsakovian dilution (1000 K). METHODS From 2012 to 2014, 53 women were randomly assigned to

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the effect of Arnica Montana and Bellis perennis on postpartum blood loss. METHODS Double blind, placebo-controlled, randomized, clinical trial. METHODS Department of Gynecology, Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem. METHODS Forty parturients were randomized to one of three

OBJECTIVE " Arnica montana is a popular homoeopathic treatment with potential haemostatic and anti-inflammatory properties. A homoeopathic combination of A. montana and Bryonia alba was used in aortic valve surgery to evaluate its effectiveness in reducing bleeding, inflammation, pain and myocardial

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BACKGROUND Today healthy newborns are discharged after 48 h-72 h of life until umbilical cord (UC) detachment. Complications due to an inappropriate management are: erythema, edema, bleeding, omphalitis and sepsis. Hence the importance of a safe, effective, easy to do, and cheap

The purpose of this study, which took the form of a two-period cross-over clinical trial, was to determine whether a homeopathic substance, Arnica Montana, significantly decreased bleeding time (Simplate II) and to describe its impact on various blood coagulation tests. It was not shown that this

OBJECTIVE To determine whether homeopathic Arnica can reduce postoperative haematomas in venous surgery. METHODS Randomized, prospective, multicentric, double-blind placebo-controlled trial. METHODS 130 consecutive patients undergoing saphenous stripping (204 legs), hospitalized in a

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the efficacy of Homeopathic Arnica in reducing the morbidity following tonsillectomy. METHODS Randomised double blind, placebo controlled trial at a tertiary referral centre. 190 patients over the age of 18 undergoing tonsillectomy were randomised into intervention and control