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. 2020 Jun 25;10(6):94. doi: 10.3390/life10060094

Table 2.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) compared with control intervention for the knee adjacent muscle injuries.

LOE Type of Study Exp. Cont. Follow-up Control Preparation Kit LR/LP Platelet Concentration Number of Injections PROM Ref.
Hamid et al. II 2 arms 14(12) 14(12) 39 weeks No injection GPS III (Biomet) 38.3 × 103/µL 1297 × 103µL 1 RTS
BPI-SF
[11]
Hamilton et al. I 3 arms PRP 30(26)
PPP 30(28)
30(29) 6 months No injection GPS III (Biomet) 26.1(13.7) × 103/µL 765.8(23.6) × 109/L 1 RTS
Re-injury
[12]
Reurink et al. I 2 arms 41(37) 39(36) 1 year Saline ACP (Athrex) 1.9(2.1) × 103/µL 433(128) × 103/µL 2 RTS
Re-injury
[13]
Rossi et al. I 2 arms 35(34) 40(38) 2 years No injection N/R N/R N/R 1 RTS
VAS
Re-injury
[10]

LOE—level of evidence; exp.—no. of patients receiving treatment in experimental group (no. of patients analyzed at final follow-up); cont.—no. of patients receiving treatment in control group (no. of patients analyzed at final follow-up); LR—leukocyte rich; LP—leukocyte poor; PROM—patient related outcome measures; VAS—visual analog scale; RTS—time for return to sports; BPI-SF—Brief Pain Inventory-Short Form.