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Study aim
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Comparison of microbial culture, duration of wound closure, amount of wound exudate over time in the control group, and plasma in patients with salicylic ulcers.
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Design
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In this study, blinding is done in a two-way blind way. The second phase of the clinical trial is on a group of 142 people, since the list of patients is not known in advance and the number of patients is not known. Every other day, plasma treatment or standard treatment is performed on the patients until A total of 71 subjects were obtained for each treatment. If 71 people are reached in the plasma or standard group, the treatment that has been completed is stopped.
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Settings and conduct
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one of the treatment groups, i.e. standard treatment alone or standard treatment together with plasma radiation treatment, and we conduct the study in a double-blind manner.
Microbial culture will be done from the wounds of all participants at the beginning, the second week of treatment and the end of treatment, then the images will be analyzed with ImageJ software.
Hospital of Damghan province
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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1- Age above 18 years.
2- Not having a history of radiation therapy.
3- Not taking chemotherapy drugs.
4- Not taking drugs that suppress the body's immune system.
5- Not having a severe infection that requires hospitalization.
6- Not having a severe bone infection (Osteomyelitis).
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Intervention groups
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The standard treatment of Salk includes the injection of glucantim ampoules, and in the second group, i.e., the standard treatment with plasma radiation during 10 alternating sessions, in addition to the standard treatment, the patient's wound is swept with plasma radiation for 2 minutes.
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Main outcome variables
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Changes in the appearance and size of the wound after plasma processing؛ Reducing the rate of wound infection