犬の骨関節炎における血小板豊富な血およびその誘導体の関節内使用: 系統的レビュー

Sebastian Cardona-Ramírez1,2, Preston N Wolfe3, Nathalia M Correa-Valencia4

  • 11One Health and Veterinary Innovative Research and Development Research Group, School of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agrarian Sciences, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia.

まとめ

血小板に富んだ血 (PRP) は,犬の骨関節炎の痛みと機能に希望を示しているが,不一致な製剤方法と研究設計は,決定的な結論を制限している. 犬での有効性を確認するには,より標準化された研究が必要です.

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