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Table 1 Characteristics of the 8 studies included in this meta-analysis

From: Effect of platelet concentrates for pain and symptom management in oral lichen planus: an evidence-based systematic review

   

Sample Size

   

Intervention

    

Author (year)

Study design

Country

Experiment group

Control group

Age range (mean)

Female/Male

Type of OLP

Experiment group

Control group

Evaluation methods

Follow-up period

Outcome

Adverse effect

ElGhareeb 2023 [19]

clinical trail

Egypt

12

12

49.55±11.67

14/10

Erosive or Reticular or Mixed

Intralesional PRP every two weeks

Intralesional TA every two weeks

VAS,REU,complete response rate

3m

Intralesional administration of PRP presents itself as a viable and secure modality for the treatment of OLP in patients.

There were no statistically significant differences between the studied groups in therapeutic response

Hijazi 2022 [20]

RCT

Egypt

10

10

46.45±10.37

18/2

erosive

Intralesional PRP every two weeks

Intralesional TA every two weeks

VAS,Sign score

3m

PRP injections could be considered as an effective alternative single treatment modality for EOLP.

-

Al‐Hallak 2021 [15]

RCT

Syria

12

12

48±12.7

9/3

Erosive or Reticular or Mixed

Intralesional i-PRF every two weeks

Intralesional TA every two weeks

VAS,REU,Percentage of OLP recurrence

3m

Intralesional injection with TA showed more effectiveness than i-PRF in the management of OPL lesions.

-

Saglam 2021 [14]

RCT

Turkey

24

24

24-76

14/10

erosive

Intralesional i-PRF every 15-day

Intralesional methylprednisolone acetate every 15-day

VAS,lesion size,OHIP-14

6m

In patients with EOLP, both methods decreased pain and lesion size similarly, and both increased satisfaction.

no systemic side effects

Bennardo 2021 [21]

RCT

Italy

9

9

59.56±3.57

6/3

Erosive or Reticular or Mixed

Intralesional i-PRF every week

Intralesional TA every week

VAS,lesion size

2m

i-PRF seems to be as effective as TA

no side effects were observed

LH Zheng 2021 [22]

RCT

China

19

19

32-81

25/13

Erosive or Reticular or Mixed

Intralesional i-PRF every week

Intralesional TA every week

VAS,Sign score, lesion size, effective rate, recurrence rate

3m

i-PRF seems to be as effective as TA.

the incidence of adverse reactions in i-PRF group is lower than that of TA group

Ahuja 2020 [23]

RCT

India

10

10

28-60

18/2

erosive

Intralesional PRP every week

Intralesional TA every week

VAS, erythema scores, Mean Lesion size

4m

Comparison of the pain reduction, size of lesion and erythema scores between the two groups, the difference was found to be statistically insignificant

no side effects were observed.

Tunalı 2018 [24]

RCT

Turkey

13

13

-

-

Erosive or Reticular or Mixed

Intralesional i-PRF

Intralesional corticosteroids

VAS, OHQoL, Sign

-

I-PRF injection may be effective in the symptomatic treatment of OLP

-