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Study aim
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The effectiveness of phr-160 spray in improving the respiratory status of Covid-19 patients in the emergency department
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Design
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Clinical trial with control group, parallel groups, randomized, phase 1 on 240 patients. Excel software rand function was used for randomization
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Settings and conduct
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This multicenter study is in coordination with Baqiyatallah Hospital / Martyrs of Tajrish Hospital / Khorshid Hospital of Isfahan. After confirming the patient's pulmonary involvement in favor of Covid-19 with CT scan and obtaining informed consent from the patient and checking the inclusion / exclusion criteria, they enter the study.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion creteria: Both sexes, Ages 15-75, Oxygen saturation percentage between 88 and 93%
Confirmation of 19 patients by RT-PCR, Confirmation of Covid-19 using CT scan, Signing a informed consent form
ٍExclusion creteria: Both sexes, Ages 15-75, Oxygen saturation percentage between 88 and 93%. Confirmation of 19 patients using RTPCR. Confirmation of Covid-19 using CT scan, Signing a informed consent form
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Intervention groups
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Treatment group:
Inhalation of PHR-160 spray one puff per hour with Damiar during 6 hours after randomization in emergency depatment + standard emergency treatment
Control group:
Standard emergency treatment based on protocol
Naproxen 250 mg, one tablet
Famotidine 40 mg, one tablet
Vitamin C 500 mg, one tablet
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Main outcome variables
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Primary outcome:
1. Comparison of oxygen saturation percentage in two intervention groups after randomization
2. Mean changes in oxygen saturation percentage after the intervention compared to oxygen saturation percentage at the beginning of the patient's entry into two intervention groups