Clinical and biochemical (PH level) effects of platelet-rich fibrin on skin pedicle graft healing

Volume 20 No 7 (2022)

Muhammad J. Muhammad , Rafid M. Naeem Alaa A. Ibrahim

DOI: 10.14704/nq.2022.20.7.NQ33155

Abstract

Objective: Surgical Procedures with skin damage range from scaling and planning to complex procedures such as skin graft surgery. Healing following such damage is crucial to predicting the prognosis of the treatment. Aim: The study aimed to investigate the impact of allogenic PRF on skin pedicle graft in treating experimental avulsion wounds from a clinical and biochemical standpoint (PH level)

Keywords

gout, pedicle graft, PRF, wound, acidity

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