Mepitel Film
DevicePlacement of Mepitel Film to prevent skin toxicity
NCT Number: NCT02741258
This is a randomized study, mepitel vs standard of care for the prevention and skin toxicity due to radiotherapy in patients with post-surgery breast cancer.
Mepitel film will be placed on the skin of the patients just before the start of the radiotherapy and will be replaced once a week until the end of the radiotherapy. In case of skin toxicities mepitel film will be placed until resolution of toxicities.
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Notify Me18 year and older
Female
Interventional
Phase 3
Oncology Institute of Southern Switzerland, Bellinzona, Switzerland
For patients randomized in the mepitel arm:
Mepitel film will be placed on the patients' skin just before the start of the radiotherapy and will be replaced once a week until the end of the radiotherapy. In case of skin toxicities mepitel film will be placed until resolution of the toxicities. In case of new skin toxicities appearance the patient will be retreated with mepitel.
For patients randomized in the standard of treatment arm:
Patients will be treated with aqueous (Excipial U hydrolotion) or antiseptic (Flammazine o Ialugen Plus) cream in case of skin erythema. In case of new skin toxicities appearance the patient will be retreated with standard of care treatment.
Healthy volunteers accepted: No
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
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Placement of Mepitel Film to prevent skin toxicity
cream to treat skin erythema due to radiotherapy
Other names: Excipial U hydrolotion, Flammazin
Time frame: one week after start of radiotherapy
Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) V.4 will be used to evaluate the toxicity
Time frame: one week after start of radiotherapy
Time frame: one week after start of radiotherapy
Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) v.4
Dario Valcarenghi
Other
Mepitel Film vs Standard of Care for the Radiotherapy Prevention and Cutaneous Toxicity in Patients With Post-surgery Breast Cancer
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