Comparing the effectiveness of topical and injected PRP through wound size measurement
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Comparing the effectiveness of topical and injected PRP through wound size measurement
24 May 20231 min read
Comparing the effectiveness of topical and injected PRP through wound size measurement

Diabetic foot ulcers in 60 participants were measured with imitoMeasure at 2, 4, 8, and 12 weeks post-therapy. The authors showed that the percentage reduction in wound size was greater in the group that received injected platelet-rich plasma (PRP) than in the group that received topical PRP treatment.

Diabetic foot ulcer measurement with imito

Although the role of PRP in diabetic foot ulcer healing is well established, the most effective route of administration has yet to be defined. The 2 groups were treated with freshly prepared autologous PRP, administered either perilesionally by injection or topically, once a week for 4 weeks.

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