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Utilidad del plasma rico en plaquetas en el tratamiento de la tendinopatía crónica del tendón rotuliano. Una revisión sistemática
Usefulness of platelet-rich plasma in the treatment of chronic tendinopathy of the patellar tendon. A systematic review.
LLORET-ROMERO A, MIRANDA-GÓMEZ I , MIRANDAALONSO FJ 1. FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD, UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALENCIA, VALENCIA, ESPAÑA. 2. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HOSPITAL ARNAU DE VILANOVA, VALENCIA, ESPAÑA. 3. DEPARTAMENTO DE FISIOLOGÍA, UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA, VALENCIA, ESPAÑA.
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26/12/2023
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Resumen (ES)
Background and aim: In recent years, the use of PRP in chronic knee tendinopathy has aroused great interest. However,
the results are controversial. the aim of this study is to analyze the current scientific evidence on the efficacy of plateletrich plasma (PRP) treatment in chronic patellar tendinopathy compared to other treatments and to assess whether the use
of PRP in its treatment is justified in the clinical practice. Materials and methods: a systematic review of the literature in
Pubmed and Cochrane Central about studies evaluating the efficacy of PRP in chronic patellar tendinopathy was
performed. The search was conducted on March 29, 2023 using the terms "Chronic patellar tendinopathy" and "platelet
rich plasma". Results: 5 articles were included: 4 clinical trials and 1 comparative study. Only in one of the clinical trials,
PRP showed to be superior to the control group (shock waves), while in the remaining 4 studies there were no significant
differences in pain or functional scales when compared with other therapies (placebo saline-, dry puncture or
physiotherapy). Conclusions: at this time there is not enough scientific evidence to recommend the use of PRP as a
treatment for chronic patellar tendinopathy, since it has not shown superiority over other conservative treatments such as
physiotherapy or minimally invasive therapies such as dry puncture or placebo (saline injection).
the results are controversial. the aim of this study is to analyze the current scientific evidence on the efficacy of plateletrich plasma (PRP) treatment in chronic patellar tendinopathy compared to other treatments and to assess whether the use
of PRP in its treatment is justified in the clinical practice. Materials and methods: a systematic review of the literature in
Pubmed and Cochrane Central about studies evaluating the efficacy of PRP in chronic patellar tendinopathy was
performed. The search was conducted on March 29, 2023 using the terms "Chronic patellar tendinopathy" and "platelet
rich plasma". Results: 5 articles were included: 4 clinical trials and 1 comparative study. Only in one of the clinical trials,
PRP showed to be superior to the control group (shock waves), while in the remaining 4 studies there were no significant
differences in pain or functional scales when compared with other therapies (placebo saline-, dry puncture or
physiotherapy). Conclusions: at this time there is not enough scientific evidence to recommend the use of PRP as a
treatment for chronic patellar tendinopathy, since it has not shown superiority over other conservative treatments such as
physiotherapy or minimally invasive therapies such as dry puncture or placebo (saline injection).
Palabras clave (ES):
plaquetas;
tendinopatía
rotuliana
crónica;
tendón
plasma
rico
rotuliano;
rodilla.
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Resumen (EN)
Background and aim: In recent years, the use of PRP in chronic knee tendinopathy has aroused great interest. However,
the results are controversial. the aim of this study is to analyze the current scientific evidence on the efficacy of plateletrich plasma (PRP) treatment in chronic patellar tendinopathy compared to other treatments and to assess whether the use
of PRP in its treatment is justified in the clinical practice. Materials and methods: a systematic review of the literature in
Pubmed and Cochrane Central about studies evaluating the efficacy of PRP in chronic patellar tendinopathy was
performed. The search was conducted on March 29, 2023 using the terms "Chronic patellar tendinopathy" and "platelet
rich plasma". Results: 5 articles were included: 4 clinical trials and 1 comparative study. Only in one of the clinical trials,
PRP showed to be superior to the control group (shock waves), while in the remaining 4 studies there were no significant
differences in pain or functional scales when compared with other therapies (placebo saline-, dry puncture or
physiotherapy). Conclusions: at this time there is not enough scientific evidence to recommend the use of PRP as a
treatment for chronic patellar tendinopathy, since it has not shown superiority over other conservative treatments such as
physiotherapy or minimally invasive therapies such as dry puncture or placebo (saline injection).
the results are controversial. the aim of this study is to analyze the current scientific evidence on the efficacy of plateletrich plasma (PRP) treatment in chronic patellar tendinopathy compared to other treatments and to assess whether the use
of PRP in its treatment is justified in the clinical practice. Materials and methods: a systematic review of the literature in
Pubmed and Cochrane Central about studies evaluating the efficacy of PRP in chronic patellar tendinopathy was
performed. The search was conducted on March 29, 2023 using the terms "Chronic patellar tendinopathy" and "platelet
rich plasma". Results: 5 articles were included: 4 clinical trials and 1 comparative study. Only in one of the clinical trials,
PRP showed to be superior to the control group (shock waves), while in the remaining 4 studies there were no significant
differences in pain or functional scales when compared with other therapies (placebo saline-, dry puncture or
physiotherapy). Conclusions: at this time there is not enough scientific evidence to recommend the use of PRP as a
treatment for chronic patellar tendinopathy, since it has not shown superiority over other conservative treatments such as
physiotherapy or minimally invasive therapies such as dry puncture or placebo (saline injection).
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