A prospective, randomized, controlled trial of negative-pressure wound therapy use in conflict-related extremity wounds

Location

Jordan
Topic

Other
Methodology

Randomised controlled trial (RCT)
Reference

OCA014-37
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Purpose of study

We aim to evaluate the role of NPWT in the treatment of traumatic extremity wounds in a context associated with a high level of contamination and infection.

Study status

Concept
Protocol & ERB
Implementation
Completion
Archived

Study timeline

Documents

NPWT_Research_protocol_27April.docx 204 KB
NPWT_Research_protocol_FINAL20May.docx 189 KB
CRF_Q_Quality_of_life-3.pdf 210 KB
CRF_I_COMPLICATIONS_and_AE-2.pdf 359 KB
CRF_I_COMPLICATIONS_and_AE-2.pdf 359 KB
CRF_F_14-day_follow_up.pdf 234 KB
CRF_E_DISCHARGE-2.pdf 307 KB
CRF_D_Chage_of_VAC_or_Dressings-5.pdf 369 KB
CRF_C_PRIMARY_OPERATION-5.pdf 297 KB
CRF_B_CLINICAL_DATA-6.pdf 245 KB
CRF_A_VAC_RANDOMIZATION_FORM_AND_demografics-4.pdf 260 KB
1520_jordan_wound_therapy_rev1.docx 90.4 KB
1520_jordan_wound_therapy_rev1__answers_29May.docx 96.8 KB
1520_approval_amendments.pdf 20.2 KB
1520_extension_approval_15_June_2016.pdf 197 KB
MSFERB_Application_for_Extension_1520.docx 25.7 KB
1520_amendment_approval_23_Jan_2017.pdf 126 KB
1520_MSFERB_Application_for_Amendment.docx 29.5 KB
1520_MSFERB_Application_for_Amendment_2.docx 29.2 KB
NPWT_Research_protocol_amendment_18jan2017.docx 176 KB

Publications

Cost analysis of negative-pressure wound therapy versus standard treatment of acute conflict-related extremity wounds within a randomized controlled trial

Älgå, Andreas "–" Springer Science and Business Media LLC "(2022)"

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