Treating socket discharge and discomfort: randomized test of vitamin A ointment, low-dose steroids and artificial tears
interventional
N/A
1 country
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This study aims to test the effect of artificial tears, vitamin A ointment and steroid drops in artificial eye wearers with chronic complaints of irritation and/or excess discharge.
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March 13, 2023
Actual (reported)Change of discomfort score and discharge score and discharge score from baseline till 2-week use of either: Artificial eyedrops, topical vitamin A ointment or low-dose topical steroids
We also attempt to characterize the patients who will benefit from either artificial eyedrops, topical vitamin A ointemnt of low-dose steroids
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Formulated product
FML Liquifilm 0,1%, oogdruppels, suspensie
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EYE DROPS, SUSPENSION
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FML Liquifilm 0,1%, oogdruppels, suspensie
Named ingredient: Fluorometholone
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Amsterdam UMC
Amsterdam, 1081 HV, Netherlands
Arthur Liu
First Submitted
March 13, 2023
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