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Study aim
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The effect of probiotic supplementation on intestinal microbiome composition and postoperative pain in patients undergoing open heart surgery
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Design
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Clinical trial with control group, double-blind, randomized, on 100 patients
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Settings and conduct
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In the hospital of Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences.
In this study, patients are divided into 2 intervention groups (as probiotic supplement group) and control group (as placebo group) (named groups A and B), to randomly assign patients to two groups of methods. Stratified blocked randomization is used. The division of branches is based on gender, so that patients are first classified into two groups based on gender: male and female (as 2 to Strata). After specifying the quadruple blocks in different arrangements (AABB, ABAB, ABBA, etc.), the lottery method with placement is used to determine the treatment allocation list.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Willingness to participate in the study and completion of informed written consent, People who, at the discretion of a cardiologist, need open heart surgery, Age over 40 years,Lack of gastrointestinal sensitivity to probiotics, Body mass index greater than 18, Do not drink alcohol or use drugs and anti-inflammatory drugs, Do not take multivitamin and mineral supplements, do not take clozapine, theophylline, caffeine, phenacetine and tacrine,Do not take interfering drugs on the surface of the gut microbiome
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Intervention groups
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Patients are divided into one of two groups receiving probiotic supplement (1 g daily) and the control group (placebo receiving group). This amount of supplement is considered in the form of 2 tablets of 500 mg daily.
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Main outcome variables
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Pain after open heart surgery,age