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Study aim
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Investigating the effect of vitamin A ophthalmic ointment on reducing pain and accelerating the recovery of corneal abrasions after photorefractiokeratectomy surgery.
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Design
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Clinical trial with random permutation block method, phase 3 on 28 patients, which are analyzed and used for randomization using SPSS version 22.
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Settings and conduct
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Patients will undergo photorefractiokeratectomy with knowledge and consent in the company's study using an excimer device, and they are also free to withdraw from the study at any stage. Their sex, medical history is collected.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Entry criteria: American Society of Anesthesiology class I and II
People with refractive error myopia and regular astigmatism (both together or each one alone)
The amount of optical zone 5.6 - 5.7, people with spherical equivalent maximum of 3.5 diopters. Exclusion criteria: lack of consent to participate in the study, use of contact lenses in the last two months, presence of corneal scratches before surgery, drug use Corneal dystrophies, the presence of any structural disorders of the eye, the presence of pathologies and eye diseases, the presence of systemic diseases (diabetes, vascular collagen disorder, etc.), people with hyperopia, amblyopia
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Intervention groups
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These patients randomly received routine drugs such as chloramphenicol, betamethasone and artificial tears in one eye (control group) and in the other eye as an intervention group, in addition to routine drugs, received sterile vitamin A eye ointment from Iran Nazo brand every 8 hours. It will be a month.
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Main outcome variables
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Visual Analog Scale (VAS)