ArticleJournal of Indian Society of Periodontology
Modified platelet-rich fibrin as a targeted antibiotic delivery system in periodontal therapy: An
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Abstract
Introduction: Platelets are discoidal and anuclear structures which are formed in bone marrow from megakaryocytes. They play a major role in the release of growth factors at the site of injury to initiate wound healing. Platelet rich fibrin which belongs to second generation of platelet concentrates has an important role in hard and soft tissue regeneration. Aim: This research aims to determine advanced PRF (A-PRF) as a medium for prolonged release of antibiotics locally and its effects on Materials and Methods: This Results: This study compared the antibacterial action of A-PRF against Conclusion: Results showed that among antibiotic solutions with A-PRF, metronidazole had more antimicrobial efficacy compared to amoxicillin and azithromycin against
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