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Study aim
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comparative study oneffect of Nitroglycerin and Misoprostol on cervical ripeningbefore curettage in women for make easy the surgery and reduce the outcome.
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Design
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This phase 3 double-blind clinical trial study is performed on 170 women candidates for curettage.
First, people were selected gradually and 85 people were randomly selected by Sealed Envelope Ltd. online randomization service. 2019 will be in Group A and 85 people in Group B.
Women in group A with a vaginal trinitroglycerin tablet of 400 micrograms,
Women in group B receive misoprostol 400 micrograms vaginally according to the national protocol.
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Settings and conduct
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170 women referring to Al-Zahra Hospital will be enrolled during the year 1400. Women in group A will receive 400 micrograms trinitroglycerin vaginally by a female assistant, and women will receive 400 micrograms of misoprostol vaginally . 4 hours after, patients will be transferred for curettage. Rejection with a bogey of up to 8 mm indicates a response to the drug and if not rejected, be considered as a negative outcome.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria include: un ripe cervix, complete satisfaction with the study, gestational age less than 14 weeks, normal vital signs, no drug use, no bleeding, coagulation disorders, active liver disease, cardiovascular disease, Uncontrolled seizures, history of glaucoma, adrenal disease, reason for termination of pregnancy (missed abortion, anembryonic pregnancy, medical abortion)
not Inclusion criteria include: Patients who wish to have a medical abortion and are not candidates for curettage surgery. Women who have more than one history of uterine scarring.
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Intervention groups
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Group A: 85 people will receive 400 mg of nitroglycerin vaginally.
Group B 85 people will receive 400 mg of misoprostol vaginally
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Main outcome variables
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Cervical ripening