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Skin lesion after surgical debridement of necrotic tissue.
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According to the standard current approach, the lesion management included the surgical removal of necrotic material and cleansing of margins of the wound bed before PLT gel application (Figure 1). The nonhealing ulcer measured 3x4 cm (Figure 1). Figure 1 illustrates the ulcer before the treatment; Figures 2B and 3 show the same lesion, respectively, after 20 days and 60 days.
(A) First application of platelet gel. (B) Skin photograph 20 days after the start of therapy.
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Three days after adjusting debridement, the wound was covered with allogeneic PRP (Figure 2A). Figure 1 illustrates the ulcer before the treatment; Figures 2B and 3 show the same lesion, respectively, after 20 days and 60 days.
The previous ulceration photograph 60 days posttreatment showing complete closure of the lesion and re-epithelialization tissue with no inflammation.
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The wound healed completely after 12 applications (Figure 3). Figure 1 illustrates the ulcer before the treatment; Figures 2B and 3 show the same lesion, respectively, after 20 days and 60 days.