Efficacy of Blood and Its Products-boon for Oral Surgeons: Review

Abstract

A set of scientific researches has focused its attention on discussing the possibility that platelet derivatives are not only coherent for haemostasis, but also have gained popularity in the field of tissue healing. Products obtained from whole blood as a result of centrifugation have wide applications in this field. Various materials are commercially available that are used locally to achieve haemostasis; however platelets and fibrinogen are the natural blood components that exists as a source in coagulation process. Platelets carry platelet-derived growth factors which, when introduced into an injured region, may stimulate a healing response through the recruitment of stem cells, increased vascularization and the production of collagen enhancing both soft and hard tissue healing. Injection of collected venous blood could be a scaffold for new bone formation which is helpful in restricting mouth opening in TMJ subluxation. Injections are inexpensive, simple to acquire, accord minimal trauma with minimal risk for allergic reactions. The purpose of this paper is to provide collective information regarding the various centrifuged products obtained from blood and their application in different ways.

Original Effective, Safe Technique of Obtaining Platelet Rich Plasma by Centrifugation of the Blood Plasma in Modified Syringe Containers

“…At the present stage of development of medicine, platelet rich plasma (PRP) -based plasma products, that have found application and have become firmly established in clinical practice in many medical fields [1,2]. The stimulating effect on post-traumatic, as well as age-related skin changes ensured the popularity and widespread use of PRP in reconstructive, aesthetic surgery, and cosmetology [3,4]. Most of the thematic publications prove the high effectiveness of PRP in surgical dentistry, orthopedics [4,5].…”

“…The stimulating effect on post-traumatic, as well as age-related skin changes ensured the popularity and widespread use of PRP in reconstructive, aesthetic surgery, and cosmetology [3,4]. Most of the thematic publications prove the high effectiveness of PRP in surgical dentistry, orthopedics [4,5]. In addition, a significant number of publications use PRP in the practice of gynecologists, urologists, cardiovascular surgeons [6,7].…”