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However, beside the amount of platelets, another and more debated aspect could play a major role for the intra-articular application of PRP: cell content, which is the most controversial aspect, especially with regard to the presence of leukocytes.
To benefit from a mechanical fixation after anterior arthrodesis without the inconveniences of the open classical posterior surgical intervention, we have developed a new procedure performed under local anesthesia and CT guidance and based on the intra-articular application of screws.
There had also been some anecdotal reports and retrospective studies on the intra-articular application of PRF [ 25, 52].
Intra-articular application of HA promotes the nutrient transport and waste excretion functions of synovial fluid, and covers the articular surfaces to protect the cartilage.
Importantly, intraperitoneal treatment with TRD reduced the incidence of CIA in mice, while intra-articular application of TRD resulted in amelioration of ovalbumin-induced arthritis in rabbits (Marcinkiewicz et al. 2007).
Through our knowledge, none of the previous studies has been shown about pharmacokinetics of tranexamic acid (TXA) within joint space after intra-articular application with drain clamping in TKR and its effect on systemic homeostasis.
A single intra-articular application of sgp130 at the time of AIA induction barely reduced the development of AIA, but significantly attenuated pain-related behaviour, that is, primary mechanical hyperalgesia in the acute phase of AIA.
Nevertheless, such repetitive practice during a tournament prior to each match is questionable since the long-term safety of intra-articular application may substantially worsen the injury if play is resumed immediately.
Intra-articular application of glucocorticoids was not part of the search activities, but is evidently an important aspect in the treatment of RA, especially when there is residual joint activity in patients who do well on DMARD therapy otherwise.
Recently, a number of studies using intra-articular application of tranexamic acid (IA-TXA), with different dosage and techniques, successfully reduced postoperative blood loss in total knee replacement (TKR).
In conclusion, the combined intra-articular application of low-dose tranexamic acid, as 500 mg, with 2-hour clamping drain technique is effective for reducing postoperative blood loss and transfusion requirement in conventional total knee replacement without significant increase in postoperative complication.
