Investigate The effectiveness of platelet cryogen in improving diabetic foot ulcers compared to routine wound treatment methods.

Determining the effect of platelet cryogel on the healing of diabetic foot ulcers

Clinical trial with intervention and control group, double blind, randomized, on 46 patients

Context: Clinical Location: Shahrekord Ayatollah Kashani Hospital Methods: 46 diabetic patients with similar diabetic foot ulcers are selected. The number of studied groups is 2 groups of 23, and the control group receives only routine treatment. In addition to the routine treatment, the second group uses 50 grams of platelet cryogel every three days. Double-blind: a list of groups A, B, which represents the intervention and control groups, coding and random selection of subjects without informing the researcher and the patients about the type of treatment received (in both groups) double-blindness of the study to be observed

Inclusion criteria: 1. Willingness to cooperate with the plan 2. Diabetic patients with fasting blood sugar higher than 126 mg/dL and two-hour blood sugar higher than 200 mg/dL 3. Age 40 to 70 years old with chronic foot ulcer without other accompanying diseases and by gender Exit criteria: 1. The patient's lack of consent to continue cooperation 2. Death of the patient 3. The patient being treated with other chronic wound treatment methods 4. Getting other diseases

The number of studied groups is 2 groups of 23, and the control group receives only routine treatment. In addition to the routine treatment, the second group uses 50 grams of platelet cryogel every three days.

Level of Education Age sex alcohol consumption Duration of diabetes BMI, FBS, Hb A1C, wound area, smoking, blood pressure, insulin use, antidiabetic use, previous wound treatment

In this study, diabetic patients with grade 2 or 3 chronic foot ulcers and contaminated type referring to Kashani Shahrekord Hospital were eligible and based on the information contained in the file, after explaining the goals and details of the individual's plan and desire, they were invited to participate in this research. If the answer is positive, first the consent form for participating in the study was obtained. The final stage of selecting people to enter the study was done based on the criteria for entering and not entering the study. Then the eligible people were randomly divided into two groups. Before the start of the study, a list of groups A, B, which represents the intervention and control groups, was coded, and the subjects were randomly selected by themselves without informing the researcher and the patients about the type of treatment received (in both groups) in a double-blind manner. Being a study should be considered.

In this study, diabetic patients with grade 2 or 3 chronic foot ulcers and contaminated type referring to Kashani Shahrekord Hospital were eligible and based on the information contained in the file, after explaining the goals and details of the individual's plan and desire, they were invited to participate in this research. If the answer is positive, first the consent form for participating in the study was obtained. The final stage of selecting people to enter the study was done based on the criteria for entering and not entering the study. Then the eligible people were randomly divided into two groups. Before the start of the study, a list of groups A, B, which represents the intervention and control groups, was coded, and the subjects were randomly selected by themselves without informing the researcher and the patients about the type of treatment received (in both groups) in a double-blind manner. Being a study should be considered.

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2021/03/18

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