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The Use of Topical Anaesthetic in the Banding of Internal Haemorrhoids — TAB  

Hemorrhoids Clinical Trial

Official title:
The Use of Topical Anaesthetic in the Banding (TAB) of Internal Haemorrhoids: A Feasibility Study.

Clinical Trial Summary

The investigators' aim is to assess if they can complete a study measuring the effect of local anaesthetic gel (Instillagel) on reducing pain experienced by patients undergoing a common treatment for haemorrhoids (piles). This treatment is called rubber band ligation and is commonly performed in the investigators'clinics.

Clinical Trial Description

A feasibility trial assessing patient recruitment, retention, randomization, and surgeon acceptability of topical anaesthetic use during rubber band ligation of haemorrhoids.

A patient and assessor blinded feasibility trial. The trial population will prospectively be recruited from colorectal surgery outpatients. Patients will be randomized to two groups to receive: lubricating gel (K-Y Jelly) and topical anaesthetic gel (Instillagel) or lubricating gel alone (the standard care).

The intervention group will receive lubricating gel and topical anaesthetic gel (containing lidocaine active ingredient) administered rectally, whilst the control group will receive lubricating gel alone (standard care). This will be carried out in Colorectal Outpatients. The band ligation of the haemorrhoids should occur between 5-10 minutes after administration of the topical anaesthetic/lubricating gel. Pain scores and the use of oral analgesia will be measured immediately after the procedure (5 minutes), upon leaving the clinic (approximately 30 minutes after), at 4 hours, and 72 hours following the procedure. Vasovagal symptoms or other complications will be recorded whilst the patient is in the clinic. At 1 month post procedure, patients will be phoned to determine if any adverse events have occurred. ;

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Clinical Trial Details
NCT number NCT04031131
Study type Interventional
Source Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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Status Completed
Phase Phase 2
Start date October 17, 2019
Completion date March 1, 2020
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