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Study aim
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Evaluation of the safety and efficacy of the decellularized amniotic membrane of Sina Mehr Fajr Mazandaran company with Epos AmnioHeal® brand in skin burn wounds
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Design
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The clinical trial has an experimental group and a control group, three blind strains randomized on 60 patients in three centers. A coin toss will be used for randomization.
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Settings and conduct
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The present study is carried out in three centers: Zare Sari Burn Hospital, Fifth Azar Hospital, Gorgan, and Shahid Dr. Beheshti Hospital, Babol.
This study aims to investigate the effectiveness and local safety of Epos AmnioHeal® dressing in burn wound healing compared to a similar commercial dressing.
The way of dressing the wound is that first the wound is washed with sterile distilled water and then it is covered with a dressing.
The patient is not aware of the type of dressing used in each part of the wound, and the surgeon, nurse, and evaluating doctor are three different people.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Second degree burn patients are selected from those who refer to the target hospitals.
Inclusion criteria:
Patients with skin wounds (burn trauma, diabetes, bedsores, etc.) after entering the hospital. There is no age or gender restriction.
Exclusion criteria:
Cases such as having severe vascular lesions, active or latent infection, or uncontrolled infection at the wound site can prevent the effectiveness of this allograft. Oposamniohyl should not be used to treat lesions that do not have a definitive diagnosis. In patients with metabolic, heart, kidney, liver, blood, autoimmune or any other major diseases, this product should not be used without the permission of the attending physician.
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Intervention groups
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Intervention group A: Epos AmnioHeal® dressing.
Intervention group B: Commercial amniotic membrane dressing
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Main outcome variables
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Rate and speed of recovery; pain; inflammation; wound size & fever