Exploration reveals PRP optimizes healing of deep burns, suggesting specific treatment guidelines.
PRP is an effective adjunctive therapy for small-area deep second-degree burns. Early application and leukocyte-poor PRP appear optimal, whereas indiscriminately increasing treatment frequency is not recommended. Controlled modulation of PRP-derived growth factors may be key to maximizing therapeutic benefit.
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