01331nas a2200217   4500000000100000008004100001260004000042653002500082653000800107653001200115653001900127653001200146100001300158700001100171700001200182245010900194856009400303300001200397490000700409520069700416       2023                            d  bHind Kusht Nivaran SanghaNew Delhi10aPlatelet-Rich Plasma10aPRP10aLeprosy10aTrophic ulcers10aHealing1 aRather S1 aKour S1 aAslam A00aAutologous Subcutaneous Platelet-Rich Plasma in the  Management of Non- Healing Trophic Ulcer in Leprosy  uhttps://www.ijl.org.in/published-articles/29092023214335/7-Rather-et-al-221-224-final.pdf  a221-2240 v953 a<p>Trophic ulcers in leprosy patients are one of the commonest causes of disability and deformity. The management of trophic ulcers poses a great challenge to the dermatologists/ surgeons/ leprologists and the search for more effective therapeutic management continues. Platelet-rich Plasma (PRP) has been found to accelerate skin wound healing and promote re-epithelialization and its role in the management of chronic leg ulcer has been reported with satisfactory results. We report two cases of non-healing trophic ulcers in leprosy patients treated with subcutaneous PRP that had shown poor response to conventional treatment and showed improvement with subcutaneous PRP injections.</p>