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Study aim
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Comparison of bleeding control status after tooth extraction after local use of gases impregnated with diluted hydrogen peroxide and gases impregnated with tranexamic acid
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Design
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A clinical trial with a control group, with parallel groups, double-blind, non-randomize ,phase 3 on 24 patients
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Settings and conduct
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The place of study is Alborz School of Dentistry. For patients, three maxillary teeth are extracted. And the patients' teeth are evaluated in the following three groups:
After entering, the patients' teeth are randomly divided into the desired groups, including the local application of gas impregnated with diluted hydrogen peroxide and tranexamic acid, as well as the control group. Each group is examined by the surgeon and the patient himself for the type of medicine used in 0 and 15 minutes. They will not know
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria
Teeth with deep decay and teeth that are extracted due to periodontal reasons are removed non-surgically
Exit criteria
Patients with systemic diseases
Patients using aspirin more than 80 mg
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Intervention groups
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For patients, three maxillary teeth are extracted. And the patients' teeth are evaluated in the following three groups:
After entering, the patients' teeth were randomly divided into the desired groups, including the local application of gas impregnated with diluted hydrogen peroxide and tranexamic acid, as well as the control group. In the first group, gas impregnated with hydrogen peroxide, in the second group, gas impregnated with tragrammic acid, and in the control group, gas without coagulant is placed, and each group keeps the gas in place for 10 and 15 minutes.
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Main outcome variables
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Investigating the effectiveness of gases impregnated with diluted hydrogen peroxide and tranexamic acid in bleeding control and its clinical application on aspirin consuming patients.