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Study aim
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The purpose of this study is to investigate the complications and efficiency of fingertip injury repair in the secondary repair method using petroleum jelly and amniotic dressing.
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Design
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The present clinical trial includes two groups of vaseline and amnion dressings and will be conducted in a non-randomized and double-blind manner. Allocation to groups will be done based on the opinion of the surgeon and 20 samples will be collected in each group
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Settings and conduct
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Patients referred to the emergency room after being screened according to the entry and exit criteria in the operating room, their wounds are washed and debrided, and according to the doctor's opinion, they are dressed with one of the vaseline or amniotic gauze dressings, and then on the 5th day, one month, and two months later. They are examined in terms of main variables
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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The participants in this study are all the people who came to Hazrat Fatemeh Hospital with fingertip injuries and have an age range of 18 to 60 years. Participants who have a wound size of less than 3 cm and without tendon and bone damage are included in the study, and people who have an underlying disease such as connective tissue, diabetes, or autoimmune disease, or who take drugs that weaken the immune system, are excluded from the study
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Intervention groups
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After being transferred to the operating room by the doctor's diagnosis, after washing and debriding the wound, the patients were dressed with one of the vaseline and amniotic gauze dressings, and they were examined on the 5th day, one month, and three months after the operation, and their wound condition was classified according to the gauze dressing group. Vaseline or amniotic fluid is checked and recorded
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Main outcome variables
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The degree of sensation, the degree of complications, the degree of skin color matching, the degree of epithelialization