Endoscopically Assisted Repair of Nasal Septal Perforation Using Platelet Rich Plasma

Background: Nasal septal perforations (NSPs) are nasal septum defects as a result of necrosis to the cartilage or bony tissues in addition their mucous membrane on both surfaces. current work aimed estimate endoscopically assisted repair medium-sized perforation using inferiorly based rotational flap together with Platelet rich plasma (PRP).
 Methods: It was randomized controlled double-blind study recruited 40 cases anterior for endoscopic repair. Patients randomly were allocated into two equal groups: group A inferior mucosal and flaps only B patients subjected PRP. All participants exposed thorough history taking, laboratory, clinical examination, radiological investigation.
 Results: Number who had complete partial closure perforation, insignificantly different between groups. decrease size same residual symptoms, asymptomatic insignificant difference Times disappearance epistaxis crustation significantly earlier comparison (P = 0.001 0.011 respectively).
 Conclusions: Overall, PRP is promising material perforation. remarkably A.