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The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of Platelet - Rich Plasma (PRP) in the healing process of chronic wounds. This is a cases series study. Primary outcomes: percentage of healed wounds; reduc tion rate of the wound area. Secondary outcomes: alteration of tissue in the wound bed; amount of exudate from the wound, odor and pain. Data were collected from November 2013 to March 2014, with a follow - up time of 12 weeks. The data collection procedure was performed in three stages: anamnesis, blood collection and treatment and dressing using PRP. The sample consisted of 5 patients with leg ulcers. There was a completely healed wound and the remaining wounds presented an area reduction rate of 34%, 30%, 12% and 11%. It is concluded that PRP favored the tissue repair process. Keywords: Injury and Wounds; Healing; Growth Factor Derived from Platelets.

Evolução Cicatricial de feridas Crônicas no Uso de Plasma Rico em Plaquetas: série de casos