Neopep-S-based EasyDew MD Regen Cream for Radiotherapy Subject After Breast Tumor Resection

Subject is a patient who has a tumor removed from the breast and is receiving radiotherapy at the lesion.

Subjects (and/or legal representatives) have agreed in writing to participate in the clinical study.

Perform a post-screening test. Evaluating the screening test results, meeting the selection criteria, and meeting the exclusion criteria.

Those who do not are registered for clinical research.

• Control group: Physiogel Skin Stability Intensive Cream MD (10 people)
• Study Group: EasyDew MD Regen Cream (20 people) The subjects of the clinical study are randomly assigned in a 2:1 ratio between the study group and the control group.

In this case, apply the control medical device twice a day (morning and evening) to the radiation treatment area.

Apply it. In the case of the research group, easy dew MD Regen Cream was applied to the radiotherapy site.

Apply an appropriate amount twice a day (in the evening) to ensure good absorption.

The progress for three months after the application of medical devices for clinical research will be observed, and the subjects will be screening visit (Visit1), medical device application day (Visit2), medical device application, and medical device application.

Visit the research institution regularly for one month (Visit3) and three months after application (Visit4) for validity and to be evaluated for safety.

Inclusion criteria

• adults over the age of 19
• The tumor in the breast area is resected and radiotherapy is planned, performed, or Subjects with a history of irradiation
• Decide to participate in this clinical study arbitrarily and in the written informed consent a person to whom

Exclusion criteria

• When participating in a clinical study, the findings of radiation dermatitis in the area are shown
• A person who shows signs of acute or chronic dermatological diseases
• In situations where the requirements of a clinical study cannot be complied with
• When the researcher's judgment determines that the participation of the study is inappropriate (e.g. Kelloid personality)