Considering that the level of the wound is the main response variable, considering the significant level of 5% and the power of the test at 80%, and considering the standard deviation value of the reduction of the level of wound from the previous study (Startmann, et al, 2020.) S= 11.8 was obtained and in order to achieve a clinically significant difference in the reduction of wound level in the intervention group compared to the control group at the end of the study, at least 8 units, the number of 35 people in each group, and including 10% shedding, the number of 39 people in each case group it is needed.
Randomization is done by simple random method. First, using the PASS 2021 software, we generate a random sequence using a simple random allocation method. The output of the software in the form of an Excel file contains a sequence of numbers from 1 to 78 and a unique code for the research units. For the eligible sample, numbers from one to 78 are considered and will be assigned to an intervention group (A or B). The first eligible sample will be assigned number 1, the second sample will be number 2, and in the same way up to 78 samples will be assigned to the groups.When the eligible sample comes to the study, based on the number of the person in the intervention group, a third person is asked over the phone, and the person's allocation to one of the groups is determined and carried out.