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The difference was statistically significant (P= .025). Survivorship from femoral head collapse, any procedure, and total hip arthroplasty was 84%/68% (P= .0, 76%/57% (P= .02), and 92%/78% (P= .01) in 2 groups, which was statistically significant. PRP use after CD provides significant pain relief, better midterm functional outcome, retards the progression, and enhances the survivorship free from reoperation for hip arthroplasty and femoral head collapse in early stages of avascular necrosis of hip than CD alone. PRP use after CD pr
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