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| References (year) | APC preparation, the kind and use of the APCs | Surgical procedure | Complications and prognosis |
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| Nizam et al. (2018) [16] | Peripheral blood, 400×g/12 min, L-PRF membrane cut into fragments to mix with DBBM, L-PRF, and membrane | TG: the maxillary sinus augmentation procedure was randomly performed using DBBM +L-PRF mixture.
CG: the maxillary sinus augmentation procedure was randomly performed using DBBM alone | A significant bleeding with control |
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| Olgun et al. (2018) [15] | T-PRF: the blood (20 ml) is centrifuged in titanium tubes (878 g, 12 minutes), PRF membrane | TG: to augment the sinus floor by T-PRF alone and implant after 4 months
CG: to augment the sinus floor by allografts alone and implant after 6 months | No |
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| Cömert Kılıç et al. (2017) [17] | PRP: 10 ml blood with anticoagulant, 3000 rpm/10 min. classification of Donhan Ehrenfest
PRF: 10 ml blood, 3000 rpm/10 min, PRF membrane | TG: the maxillary sinus-floor elevation with PRF+ β-TCP mixture grafts or the maxillary sinus-floor elevation with P-PRP+ β-TCP mixture grafts.
CG: the maxillary sinus-floor elevation with β-TCP alone. | 5 sinus perforations with collagen membrane covered |
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| Taschieri et al. (2016) [18] | 580g/8 min, a P-PRP gel | TG: The maxillary sinus floor augmentation surgery with lateral window approach with DBBM and PRP
CG: The maxillary sinus floor augmentation surgery with lateral window approach with DBBM alone | No |
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| Zhang et al. (2012) [20] | 300 g for 10 min, PRF membrane and fragment | TG: The maxillary sinus floor augmentation surgery by the lateral wall with Bio-Oss and PRF
CG: The maxillary sinus floor augmentation surgery by the lateral wall with Bio-Oss alone | No |
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| Kassolis and Reynolds (2005) [24] | 80 ml blood, centrifuged for approximately 1 minute and separating the red cell component at the bottom result in PRP | TG: maxillary sinus augmentation with FDBA+PRF
CG: maxillary sinus augmentation with FDBA | No |
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| Khairy et al. (2013) [19] | 20 ml blood for PRP, 5600 rpm/15 min and 2400 rpm/10 min. combined with the corticocancellous particulate into the elevated sinus. | TG: maxillary sinus augmentation with autogenous bone+PRF and implant insertion at4 or 6 months
CG: maxillary sinus augmentation with autogenous bone and implant insertion at 6 months | 5 patients of sinus perforation with control |
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| Pichotano et al. (2019) [14] | 20 ml blood, 300 g/10 min, L-PRF membrane | TG: the bilateral maxillary sinus augmentation with DBBM +PRF and implant insertion at 4 months
CG: the bilateral maxillary sinus augmentation with DBBM and implant insertion at 6 months | No |
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| Thor et al. (2007) [21] | 450 ml blood of whole blood from a peripheral vein of the arm or foot, 5600 rpm and 2400 rpm for PRP | TG: the left side of maxillary sinus augmentation with particulated autogenous bone + PRP and implant insertion at 3 months
CG: he left side of maxillary sinus augmentation with particulated autogenous bone alone and implant insertion at 3 months | No |
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| Raghoebar et al. (2005) [23] | 60 ml blood of whole blood with the TGF-β concentration according to the method described by Waarde for PRP | TG: the one side of maxillary sinus augmentation with autogenous bone +PRP and implant insertion at 3 months
CG: the left side of maxillary sinus augmentation with autogenous bone alone and implant insertion at 3 months | One implant with removed and one sinus perforation with healing |
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| Consolo et al. (2007) [22] | 450 ml blood of whole blood with container containing an anticoagulant for PRP, 1200 g/6 min at 20°C and 4400 g/6 min at 14°C. | TG: the one side of maxillary sinus augmentation with autogenous bone +PRP and implant insertion at 4-7 months
CG: the other side of maxillary sinus augmentation with autogenous bone alone and implant insertion at 4-7 months | No |
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