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Microwave Treatment for Toenail Fungus
Study Summary
This trial compares microwave treatments for toenail fungus in Canadian patients. Safety, improvement & fungus inactivation/elimination will be measured over 12 months. Extra treatments may be given if improvement isn't seen.
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- I haven't used metallic or ionic treatments on my toenail in the last 6 months and agree not to use any during the study.I am 18 years old or older.I can participate in all required study check-ups and tests.I have severe athlete's foot in a moccasin pattern.I have a fungal nail infection that affects the surface of my nail.I have a fungal nail infection with thick masses under the nail.I have a fungal nail infection in my big toenail.My toenail fungus extends less than 3mm from the base of my nail.My nail infection is caused by rare fungi or non-fungal organisms.I am at high risk for bacterial infections because of skin damage caused by a fungus.I have a health condition like psoriasis that affects my nails.Your toenails are 3mm thick or less.I have a fungal nail infection near the cuticle.I have been diagnosed with diabetes.I have had cellulitis more than once.I have a condition where my lymphatic system is not working properly.My nails are infected with a fungus called Candida.My big toenail is 20-75% affected by the condition.I have had toenail surgery that left my toe looking different.My toenail fungus is confirmed to be caused by a specific fungus.I have 4 or fewer toenails with signs of fungal infection.You have metal implants in your foot or ankle.I agree not to take oral antifungal or treat nail fungus topically during the study.I have a condition affecting the blood vessels outside my heart and brain.My treatment targets the white half-moon area at the base of my nail.People who have foot injuries from shoes that don't fit well, running, or aggressive nail care.I regularly receive foot or nail care from a professional.You have an implanted heart device like a defibrillator or pacemaker.My nails show lines, spots, streaks, yellowing, green debris, or notches but no fungal infection.You have an infection close to your fingernail that is less than 3mm away from the base of the nail.I do not have a foot infection that needs treatment during the study.I haven't used any nail fungus creams for 3 months or oral antifungals for 6 months.My immune system is weak due to a condition or treatment.
- Group 1: Group B-Biweekly x4wk
- Group 2: Group C-Biweekly x 24wks
- Group 3: Group A-Weekly x 4wk
- No Placebo-Only Group - All patients enrolled in this study will receive some form of active treatment.
- Screening: It may take up to 3 Weeks to process to see if you qualify in this trial.
- Treatment: The duration you will receive the treatment varies.
- Follow Ups: You may be asked to continue sharing information regarding the trial for 6 Months after you stop receiving the treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this research project actively searching for participants?
"According to the clinicaltrials.gov database, this trial has been inactive since it was last edited on December 29th 2022 and is no longer recruiting participants. However, there are presently 9 other studies in need of volunteers."
What objectives are being pursued with this experiment?
"According to Emblation Limited, the trial's main measure of success is based on a 6-month interval and will be looking at the Proportion of Patients per group with 'Temporary Increase in Clear Nail'. Additionally, this study has delineated secondary outcomes including; Proportion of patients achieving End of Month 6 Efficacy, Mycological Cure (Microscopy negative/Culture Negative) and Effective Cure (<=10% affected area in target toenail with mycological cure)."
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