Regenerative Medicine

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What is Regenerative Medicine?

Regenerative Medicine utilizes the patient’s own cells to heal and repair damaged tissues.

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What is Platelet Rich Plasma?

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Platelet Rich Plasma is a highly concentrated sample of blood that has been processed to contain a high number of platelets in the fluid portion of the blood known as plasma.

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Why are platelets used as a therapy?

Platelets are potent cells that contain a reservoir of messenger proteins known as growth factors. When a vessel is damaged in the body, platelets are the first-in-line responders to go to the area and stop any further damage from occurring. Once at the site of damage, platelets release growth factors which signal to other cells in the body to repair the damaged tissue.

When other areas of the body are damaged but have poor/low blood circulation as seen in joints with arthritis, platelets are unable to make it to the area to heal the damaged tissue. By concentrating the platelets and injecting them directly into the area of injury/damage, we are able to harness the beneficial effects of the growth factors and place them in an area where they are needed most.

What can Platelet Rich Plasma be used for?

Platelet Rich Plasma can be used for a wide range of acute and chronic conditions which include:

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Arthritis

Post-Operative Joint Pain

Soft Tissue Injuries (Ligament, Tendon & Muscle)

Chronic Joint Pain

Inflammation and Discomfort associated with dysplasia

Chronic Wounds/ Burns