Comparative evaluation of systemic use of liposomal curcumin versus autologous exosomes in healing of fresh extraction socket- A randomize controlled study

)Title of the Study/Project : compararative evaluation of systemic use of liposomal curcumin versus autologous exosomes in healing of fresh extraction socket - Randomised controlled study .

ii)Aims and methods of the research. To evaluate and compare the effectiveness of systemic liposomal curcumin and autologous exosomes in enhancing soft and hard tissue healing of fresh extraction socket in healthy individuals.

iii)Expected duration of the subject participation : 7 days after the post extraction.

iv)The benefits to be expected from the research to the subject or to others : relief from postoperative healing and inflammation following surgical extraction .

v)Any risk to the subject associated with the study : no

vi)Maintenance of confidentiality of records : yes

vii)Provision of free treatment for research related injury : yes

viii)Compensation of subjects for disability or death resulting from such injury: yes

ix)Freedom of individual to participate and to withdraw from research at any time without penalty or loss of benefits to which the subject would otherwise be Entitled : yes

x)Amount of blood sample in quantity, in Tea Spoon Full, to be taken should be mentioned : around 5 ml of blood.

ix)Freedom of individual to participate and to withdraw from research at any time without penalty or loss of benefits to which the subject would otherwise be Entitled : yes

x)Amount of blood sample in quantity, in Tea Spoon Full, to be taken should be mentioned :

around 5 ml (for CBC )