The Journal of laryngology and otology · 2019
Haemostasis and analgesia with autologous platelet-rich plasma in tonsillectomy.
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Chettri M N, Jayagandhi S K, Konyak Y, Sobita P, Singh M M, Singh A M
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OBJECTIVE: A single-centre, single-blinded prospective experimental study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of autologous platelet-rich plasma applied to the tonsillar bed post-operatively in reducing post-operative pain and haemorrhage.
METHODS: Platelet-rich plasma, prepared prior to surgery, was applied with calcium gluconate to one randomly chosen tonsillar fossa. Pain and haemorrhage were analysed, using a visual analogue scale and a pre-defined grading scale respectively, four times on the day of surgery at 2-hourly intervals, and thrice on the following day.
RESULTS: The pain score and haemorrhage grade on the test side were lower than on the control side. These findings were statistically significant.
CONCLUSION: This pilot study, conducted in India, revealed valid positive results for a promising new technology. The manual preparation of platelet-rich plasma could be automated in the future to allow a larger sample size.
METHODS: Platelet-rich plasma, prepared prior to surgery, was applied with calcium gluconate to one randomly chosen tonsillar fossa. Pain and haemorrhage were analysed, using a visual analogue scale and a pre-defined grading scale respectively, four times on the day of surgery at 2-hourly intervals, and thrice on the following day.
RESULTS: The pain score and haemorrhage grade on the test side were lower than on the control side. These findings were statistically significant.
CONCLUSION: This pilot study, conducted in India, revealed valid positive results for a promising new technology. The manual preparation of platelet-rich plasma could be automated in the future to allow a larger sample size.