Journal of Clinical & Experimental Dermatology Research
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Sara Adel Adly

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  Clinical Efficacy of a New Generation of Multi-Target, Anti-Edematous, AntiInflammatory, Tissue Repairing Topical Polymeric Liquid Bandage for the Treatment of Internal Hemorrhoids
  Author(s): Marjorie Georges, Houda Miled Ben Achour, Sara Adel Adly, Robin Trouiller, Ravi ShrivastavaMarjorie Georges, Houda Miled Ben Achour, Sara Adel Adly, Robin Trouiller, Ravi Shrivastava
  
  Objective: Internal hemorrhoids are a widespread vascular disease for which currently there is no satisfactory curative treatment available. The pathology involves the disintegration of the supporting tissue of the anal cushions, causing venous dilation, blood stagnation in the hemorrhoid, formation of edematous venous plexus covered by mucosa, and inflammation. An effective treatment must therefore be multi-target and capable of acting on all the pathology parameters simultaneously. We evaluated the clinical efficacy of a topical, osmotically active filmogen medical device (VB-Gy-ip) directed at minimizing edema, inflammation and volume of the lesions, concomitantly. Methods: The study was a multi-centric, randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind trial on patients suffering from internal hemorrhoids. 1 to 2 ml of test product, presented as .. View More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2155-9554.1000403

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