The versatility of using platelet-enriched autoplasm in medical practice

Abstract

The search for highly effective and safe methods in regenerative medicine has always been and remains an urgent problem. There are many drugs on the pharmacological market, but they cannot be considered to meet the requirements. One of the potential compounds capable of solving this problem is platelet-enriched autoplasm, which is economical and obtained directly from human blood with further centrifugation and platelet activation. An impressive number of studies are presented in the domestic and foreign literature, which confirm its effectiveness in assessing the area of a wound defect, the rate of regeneration and the absence of side effects. This is ensured by the content of a large number of growth factors and various biologically active compounds. In modern surgical practice, platelet-enriched autoplasm has found extensive use in the treatment of chronic wounds of various etiologies, prone to long-term course and frequent relapses; in cosmetology and aesthetic medicine in the issue of improving the appearance of scars; in urology in the treatment of erectile dysfunction; in obstetric and gynecological practice in improving pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes, reducing recurrence of adhesions, correcting functional sexual dysfunction and a favorable course of in vitro fertilization.