Allocation of samples (into three groups) is done randomly using the Block Randomization method with 9 blocks of 9 assigned to three groups. In this method, A represents group one (injection of epinephrine during surgery with a dilution of 1 in 200,000), B represents group two (injection of epinephrine during surgery with a dilution of 1 in 500,000), and C represents group three (injection of epinephrine during surgery with a dilution of 1 in 500,000). The dilution will be one in 1,000,000). In this way, the sequence of interventions A, B, and C in the form of blocks from number 1 to 10 is determined by the plan's epidemiologist consultant and given to the executive supervisor of the plan, and the researcher receives assignments from the executive supervisor to assign each eligible person. slow First, the executive supervisor selects the block using random numbers (the assignment list will be prepared with the help of the epidemiologist consultant and before starting the work based on the random numbers created through Excel software (between 0 and 1)) and then the people Qualified persons are assigned to one of the three groups A, B or C according to the pre-determined order by the epidemiologist consultant. It should be mentioned that if a block is selected based on random numbers and all 9 sequences have already been filled in it, another random number will be selected for that individual.
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