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Tropocells PRP

22ml Kit

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Tropocells PRP 22ml Kit

195.00

What is PRP?
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a collection of a person’s own platelets and other regenerative cells that can enhance healing and tissue regeneration. It is created by taking a small sample of blood and spinning it in a centrifuge to separate the various cells and to concentrate the platelets.

Why Tropocells® PRP?

The Tropocells® PRP system consistently provides an optimal platelet rich plasma formula:

  • No Red blood cells (RBCs are toxic to cartilage and can induce a painful inflammatory flare)
  • Low neutrophils (neutrophils promote inflammation and tissue breakdown)
  • High number of monocytes (the cells that encourage healing) This high-quality system has high platelet yields so less blood needs to be drawn for treatment

What is included in the kit?
This kit contains an 11ml Tropocells PRP tube with advanced gel separation technology that removes cells that promote inflammation and catabolism and sterile injection consumables. This kit is intended to be brought to your scheduled PRP injection appointment with the healthcare specialist who has recommended it.

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Tropocells® Advanced Gel Separation Technology Produces The Optimal PRP Formula.
Before now Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) systems were unable to sustain the mononuclear cell population while eliminating the RBC and neutrophils. However, the advanced gel separator utilised by Tropocells® removes the cells that promote inflammation and catabolism while producing a solution rich in platelets and monocytes. This optimises healing and growth.

Tropocells PRP

How does PRP work?

Your body is in a constant state of regeneration. This process is the responsibility of platelets, cells in your blood that house hundreds of growth factors within its walls. When platelets encounter injured tissue, they release growth factors which will coordinate the healing process. A PRP treatment simply concentrates the platelets and administers them to damaged tissues.

What is the difference between PRP brands?

 

There are dozens of different PRP collection systems that concentrate platelets. Although each of these systems calls their final product “PRP” it is important for people to know that not all PRP is created equal. The final formulation of PRP is very important in determining how effective it can be. Current research sheds light on how red blood cells (RBCs) and white blood cells (WBCs) influence the effectiveness of PRP. RBCs and neutrophils inhibit healing while monocytes promote healing.

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