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Filter by:TITLE Perianal Abscess Packing (PAP): a randomised controlled trial (Pilot study) DESIGN Randomised controlled trial. HYPOTHESIS In patients with perianal abscesses incision and drainage without packing the subsequent cavity will reduce patient discomfort without increasing healing time or recurrence compared with management involving cavity packing. OUTCOME MEASURES - Length of hospital stay - Time to cavity healing - Recurrent abscess or fistula formation - Pain score - Analgesia usage POPULATION All patients older than 18 years presenting with a perianal abscess. ELIGIBILITY Exclusion criteria: - under 18 years - those unable to give informed consent - abscesses associated with Crohn's disease or other underlying causes - abscesses in which initial drainage is considered inadequate (if the skin is not open sufficiently to allow drainage of the abscess cavity) DURATION Until recruitment of subjects is complete
The aim of this study is to compare the effect of packing and non-packing on the healing rate of perianal abscess cavities. Secondary objectives are to assess quality of life, cost effectiveness and rate of abscess recurrence and fistula-in-ano formation. If there is no difference in time to healing and non-packing is shown to be safe, acceptable to the patient and cost effective, this approach may become more widely accepted.
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