PACTR201902473450574

Caffeine phonophoresis versus shock wave therapy for adult females with cellulite

Name: Clinical Trial PACTR201902473450574
Creator: Faculty of physical therapy
Keywords: Skin and Connective Tissue Diseases, Early Phase 1, device, clinical trial, Egypt

Caffeine phonophoresis versus shock wave therapy for adult females with cellulite: A randomized controlled trial

Faculty of physical therapy·Early Phase 1·Pan Africa Clinical Trials Registry·device·Device trialRecruiting

Study focus

Disease/Condition: Skin and Connective Tissue Diseases
Intervention type: device

Sponsor & location

Primary sponsor: Faculty of physical therapy
Funder: The authors of the article
Location: Egypt

Timeline & enrollment

Phase: Early Phase 1
Start date: Jan 27, 2019
End date: Apr 14, 2019

Summary

Caffeine phonophoresis versus shock wave therapy for adult females with cellulite: A randomized controlled trial.Background: Cellulite is a widespread problem involving females' buttocks and thighs (85% of post-adolescent women). It is characterized by an irregular, dimpled skin surface with thinning of the epidermis/dermis and presence of nodular clusters of fat cells. Caffeine has anticellulite effect due to its lipolytic activity in fatty cells. Moreover, shock wave therapy treats cellulite through improvement of cell permeability. Objective: To compare between the effects of caffeine phonophoresis and shock wave therapy in the treatment of female with cellulite.

ICD-10 classifications

Systemic disorders of connective tissue in diseases classified elsewhereSystemic disorders of connective tissue in other diseases classified elsewhereDiseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissueOther disorders of skin and subcutaneous tissue in diseases classified elsewhereOther disorders of the skin and subcutaneous tissue

Data source

Registry: Pan Africa Clinical Trials Registry
Trial ID: PACTR201902473450574
Type: Device Trial

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