Condition: Primary Immune Thrombocytopenia · Sponsor: Renata PLC
This will be a double-blind, placebo-control, randomized clinical trial conducted in the Department of Hematology, DMCH for one year. This study will help to establish the role of eltrombopag as a first-line therapy in newly diagnosed ITP. Newly diagnosed ITP patients will be selected after meeting inclusion and exclusion criteria, they will be thoroughly informed about the study, used drugs, randomization, risks, benefits, and follow-up. If they agree to participate, their consent will be taken and they will be enrolled in the study. A detailed history and clinical exam will be done. Primary investigation will be - CBC PBF, RBS, ANA, TSH, Anti H. pyloriIgG, Anti-HCV, APTT, and BMS (if indicated). The main outcome variable will be platelet count and number of spontaneous bleeding. Total sample size would be 100 (50 in each group). Enrolled patients would be divided into two groups (1:1) by block randomization. One group will get Eltrombopag\& Prednisolone and other group will get Eltrombopag\& Placebo. Researchers or any one related to the study in DMCH, patients \& their attendants, no one will know which patient will get placebo or eltrombopag. Only a respectable third party will know the information. A patient would be followed up on 1st, 2nd and 4th week of starting therapy. Patients would be evaluated in every follow up by history, physical examination and investigation. History of any spontaneous bleeding event, any discomfort or new symptoms science last follow up will…
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Md Manirul Islam, MBBS,FCPS · +8801715049573 · manirk54@yahoo.com
Gazi Yeasinul Islam, MBBS,FCPS · +880171675995 · yeasin100heam@gmail.com
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