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Study aim
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Determining the efficacy of Actinidin-separated epidermis grafting in repigmentation of vitiligo patients
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Design
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Clinical trial with parallel groups, without blinding, randomized, on 96 patients.
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Settings and conduct
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Vitiligo patients are separated from the epidermis by actinidin at the Haj Dayi Clinic and transplanted to the depigmented area, and the transplant recipient is examined for repigmentation after two weeks, two months, and six months.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Age 13 to 60 years, the presence of at least two affected areas, vitiligo vulgaris or stable segmental vitiligo, lack of adequate response to drug treatments and phototherapy, the degree of involvement is less than 30% of the total body surface, and lacks the exclusion criteria, which include: adequate response to drug and phototherapy treatments, history of cardiovascular disease, age under 13 and over 60, pregnancy and breastfeeding, positive history of Kobner Phenomenon, presence of hypertrophic or keloid scars, and unstable vitiligo in the past 1 year, the presence of active infection in the place
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Intervention groups
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The intervention group of vitiligo vulgaris or persistent segmental vitiligo patients with at least 13 years of age and lack of adequate response to drug and phototherapy treatments with involvement of less than 30% of the total body surface is first injected with local anesthesia at the receptor site and then isolated by skin dermatome. can be After separating the epidermis from the dermis by actinidin and preparing the recipient site with a laser device, the epidermis is placed in place and bandaged.
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Main outcome variables
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Primary outcomes are described as poor, moderate, good, and excellent repigmentation.