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Comparative study for efficacy of autologous growth factor rich plasma (GFRP) versus combination of low molecular weight hyaluronic acid and autologous growth factor rich plasma (GFRP) in bilateral osteoarthritis knee (Grade 1, Grade 2 according to kellgren-lawrence grading system)
International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences · 2017 · Vol. 3(1b) · pp. 89–92
Jagdish Dhake✉(Government Medical College, Amritsar)HS Sohal(Government Medical College, Amritsar)Rakesh Kumar Sharma(Government Medical College, Amritsar)Jatin Banal(Government Medical College, Amritsar)Gurjinder Singh(Government Medical College, Amritsar)
Abstract
Osteoarthritis knee in initial stages can be managed conservatively by various methods, here we did comparative study between intraarticular GFRP injection vs combination of low molecular weight hyaluronic acid & GFRP injection in bilateral osteoarthritis knee, we concluded that when Growth Factor Rich Plasma (GFRP) is combined with low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, it had added effect and the results are much better as compared to the knees when only Growth Factor Rich Plasma (GFRP) injection was injected.
Periodontal Regeneration and TreatmentsOsteoarthritis Treatment and MechanismsTendon Structure and TreatmentHyaluronic acidOsteoarthritisMedicineFibre-reinforced plasticSurgeryInternal medicineMaterials scienceComposite materialPathologyAnatomy
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