فعالية و تأثير اللاصق النسيجي Iceberg-Glue في تقليل النزف التالي للقلع الجارحي للأرحاء السفلية المنطمرة : دراسة سريرية مضبوطة معشاه

الملخص EN

The efficacy of adhesive tissue Iceberg-Glue in minimizing the post-operative bleeding after surgical removal of impacted lower third molars (randomized clinical trial study) background suturing has been the conventional method for approximating wound margins.

However, suturing has many disadvantages leading to various alternative closure material option like tissue adhesive such as new generation of cyanoacrylate which has unique properties including faster tissue bonding capacity and curing in addition, its good tensile strength, rapid polymerizations, biocompatibility, immediate hemostasis, and of these properties lead us to focus on this technique in our study.

Purpose: Evaluation on the efficacy of the adhesive tissue(iceberg-glue) in minimizing the post operative bleeding after surgical removal of impacted lower third molars.

Materials and methods: a total of 19 patients with bilateral and symmetrical impacted lower third molars were included in this randomized, split-mouth study.

Patients with any pre-existing pathology or systemic diseases were excluded.

Surgicall closure using silk suture (3-0) was applied on one random side, where tissue adhesive was applied on the other side (group B).

The comparison of the post-operative bleeding evaluation was rated according to the (VAS) visual analogue scale from(3hours,6hours,9hours,12hours) post surgically.

Results The differences between both groups were evaluated using Mann-Whitney U test the outcome reveals statistically significant differences between both groups in the (3,6,and 9hours) after surgery in tissue adhesive tissue group where (p0.05) Conclusions: this data suggest that the (iceberg-glue) tissue adhesive effectively minimizes post-surgical bleeding after surgical removal of lower third molars.