Section to complete information about primary and secondary outcomes including. It includes the metric or method of measurement used and, the time point for every outcome.
Primary outcome(s):
Severe conditions of lesions will be determined daily, by the qualitative evaluation of patients through the clinical examination of the mucosa area, considering the phases in accordance with WHO: Grade 0: None. (There is no clinical symptomatology). Grade 1: Erythema. (There is only flare of the mucosa area). Grade 2: Erythema, ulcers in the mucosa area. The patient can eat solid foods. Slight pain. Grade 3: Erythema, edema, ulcers in the mucosa area. The patient can consume only liquid diet. Acute pain. Grade 4: Enteral or parenteral support. Acute pain. The following are the response criteria to be considered: -Favorable response: Lesions heal in a 10-day or less term. -Partial response: Lesions heal in a 10-15-day term; otherwise, to go from a superior to an inferior grade, during the same time. (Grades according to WHO scale). -Unfavorable response: No heal after 15 days. Grades 1, 2 - 3, 4 even administering the product. (Grades according to WHO scale).
Key secondary outcomes:
-General condition of the patient will be evaluated daily, through the OAG scale: This is a scale that results in mucosa changes from the initial to the final phase of the disease OAG gives quantitative and qualitative standards in eight items (values 1-3); the sum gives a rough estimate about the evolution of the patient (general condition). The higher the value of the scale, the worsen the evolution of the patient and vice versa -The following are the local adverse reactions will be considered: pruritus, burning, pain, exanthema, vesicle, bump, eschar, bleeding and the sudden or marked appearance of edema.