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IRCT20240503061634N1 IRCT 2024-09-23 EGE Cervical Epidural İnjection Comparison of Epidural Needle Placement and Reliability in Interlaminar Epidural Steroid İnjection in the Cervical Region with the Hanging Drop and Loss of Resistance Methods Accompanied by Fluoroscopy in the Prone Position - Prospective Randomized Controlled Clinical Study 2024-06-08 anticipated 60 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/77238 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Prevention, Randomization description: Randomization will be provided as follows. Patients will be processed consecutively, one with the LOR method and the other with the HD method. The number of patients to be included will be determined at the study time by performing a power analysis, Blinding description: The patient does not know which method will be used. N/A cervical disc displacement. Intervention group1: Steroid injection will be made into the cervical epidural area with the LOR technique. If the contrast given without pressure loss is in the epidural space, it is considered unsuccessful, and if the contrast given despite pressure loss is not in the epidural space, or even if it is suspicious epidural, it is considered unsuccessful. If there is a pressure loss, if the contrast given is in the epidural space, the procedure will be considered successful. Post-procedure complications will also be examined. Intervention group2: Steroid injection will be made into the cervical epidural space with the HD technique. If the fluid in the Hub part of the needle falls with negative pressure in the HD technique and we see the given contrast in the epidural area with fluoroscopy, the procedure will be considered successful. If the contrast spreads into the epidural space without falling or if the contrast does not spread into the epidural space while falling or if it is suspicious epidural, the procedure will be considered unsuccessful.Post-procedure complications will also be examined.. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Comparison of Epidural Needle Placement and Reliability in Interlaminar Epidural Steroid İnjection in the Cervical Region with the Hanging Drop and Loss of Resistance Methods Accompanied by Fluoroscopy in the Prone Position - Prospective Randomized Controlled Clinical Study When: Made available (starting 3 months after publication) To whom: This only available for people working in academic institutions Conditions: Prospective Randomized Controlled Clinical Study Where to obtain: shahinazizov1@gmail.com How to obtain: The data will be officially available after sending a message to the e-mail Comments: -
public Sahin Azizov
Mosun senani
Baku Azerbaijan 1005 +994 51 435 79 75 shahinazizov1@gmail.com Ege scientific Sahin Azizov
Mohsun Senani
Baku Azerbaijan 1007 +994 70 660 19 19 shahinazizov1@gmail.com Azerbaijan Medical University Azerbaijan cervical disc herniation 18 years no limit Both Operated cervical disc herniation M50.20 Other cervical disc displacement, unspecified cervical region Treatment - Drugs Intervention group1: Steroid injection will be made into the cervical epidural area with the LOR technique. If the contrast given without pressure loss is in the epidural space, it is considered unsuccessful, and if the contrast given despite pressure loss is not in the epidural space, or even if it is suspicious epidural, it is considered unsuccessful. If there is a pressure loss, if the contrast given is in the epidural space, the procedure will be considered successful. Post-procedure complications will also be examined. Intervention group2: Steroid injection will be made into the cervical epidural space with the HD technique. If the fluid in the Hub part of the needle falls with negative pressure in the HD technique and we see the given contrast in the epidural area with fluoroscopy, the procedure will be considered successful. If the contrast spreads into the epidural space without falling or if the contrast does not spread into the epidural space while falling or if it is suspicious epidural, the procedure will be considered unsuccessful.Post-procedure complications will also be examined. Whether the tip of the needle is in the epidural area. Timepoint: At the time of the procedure and after 3 weeks. Method of measurement: Will be evaluated by spreading the contrast over the required area. Ege Approved 2024-06-07 Ethics committee of Azerbaijan Medical University 9RWM+64M Samad Vurgun Baku Nesimi Azerbaijan