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2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME
Q & A: Biologics
Q & A: Biologics
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Video Summary
In this video, a panel of speakers discusses the use of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections for NeoA (a condition that is not specified). The panel confirms that the general practice is to do one PRP injection, but some may consider a series of three injections if the patient has a good response or if the initial response is equivocal. The cost and timing of injections are also mentioned. Another topic discussed is the use of CO2 in PRP injections, with some surgeons using this technique and others not. The panel also touches on the location of bone marrow aspiration, its effect on cellular population, and the need for characterization of the bone marrow aspirate for better understanding and results. The panel is asked about the timing of aspiration and injection for hamstring hematoma, with a cutoff of one week in the study mentioned. Finally, the panel concludes and thanks the audience for attending. No credits are mentioned in the video.
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Adam Anz, MD; Stefano Zaffagnini, MD; Johannes Roedl, MD, PhD; Alexander Poor, MD; Nicholas Trasolini, MD
Keywords
Platelet-Rich Plasma
PRP injections
NeoA
CO2 in PRP injections
bone marrow aspiration
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