Comparison of hamstring stretch position and modified rider sitting position in patients with fracture around the knee undergoing spinal anaesthesia

This study is important as it seeks to identify the optimal position for patients with knee fractures undergoing spinal anesthesia, which can improve both comfort and the efficacy of the anesthesia. By comparing the hamstring stretch position and modified rider sitting position, the research aims to determine which positioning method reduces pain and enhances the success of spinal anesthesia. The findings could help minimize complications and improve postoperative recovery by identifying a position that promotes better mobility and fewer discomforts after the procedure. This study could contribute to evidence-based clinical practices, providing valuable data for refining anesthesia techniques in knee fracture surgeries. Ultimately, it holds the potential to improve patient care, enhance recovery outcomes, and reduce healthcare costs.