Mahmod Karimi Mobarakeh - Kerman University of Medical Sciences
Hamid Karimifard - Kerman University of Medical Sciences
MohammadHassan Sheibani - Kerman University of Medical Sciences

BackhroundsSince many studies have not done so far on the effect of calcium salts in the process ofactivating PRP on the clinical outcome of patients before intra-articular injection, thisstudy aimed to evaluate the effect of PRP with and without calcium gluconate on theclinical outcome The intra-articular injection of this substance has been designed inpatients with knee steviaarthritis.Methods After selecting eligible patients, patients randomly (RandomizationAllocation) by the researcher were divided into two groups of plasma-enriched plasmatreatedpatients with calcium gluconate as activator and controlled plasma-enrichedplatelets without The use of calcium gluconate was divided and treatment was started.It should be noted that all therapeutic measures in this study were performed by aperson who had the necessary skills.Results The results of the study are shown in Table 2. Generally, during the study, thepain level in patients after receiving both treatments significantly decreased during thesix-month period, while the pain in the case group significantly decreased significantly.(P Value <0.05).ConclusionsFrom the results of this study, it can be concluded that simultaneous injection of PRPand calcium gluconate can further improve the results of injection.