PMC4355006_01
Clinical improvement of lesions on (a) Day0, (b) Day2, (c) Day5, (d) Day13, (e) Day21 and (f) Day28 after topical PRP application.
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Fig1
The lesions had not improved 5 days after the acute pancreatitis signs had improved (Figure 1a). Two days after applying the PRP, the inflammatory exudate decreased, and granulation tissue began to grow (Figure 1b). The lesions improved in color and mild regression in size was observed 5 days after applying the PRP (Figure 1c). The defect regressed significantly, almost by half in diameter, 13 days after applying the topical PRP (Figure 1d). Four weeks after the first presentation and 3 weeks after the first PRP application, the wound had significantly regenerated with healthy granulation tissue and was almost completely healed with epithelialization (Figure 1e). A marked reduction in swelling, lack of crusts and erosion, and hair regrowth were observed (Figure 1f).