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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- In this extensive video, Dr. Richard Miron presents 10 different protocols and their step by step protocols encompassing all up to date protocols utilizing the Bio-PRF centrifugation system. Each protocol highlights the exact centrifugation parameters, including the speeds and times required for centrifugation. Furthermore, the selection of appropriate tube type, and the step by step protocols are fully described.
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Just placed my order. Thank you
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Very informative, excellent presentation. Dr Sohail Farooq Pakistan
Thank you for the nice comment!
Very informative, thank you! Do I need to cover the Bio-bone with a collagen membrane during a ridge augumentation?
No the Extended-PRF membrane (the Bio-Heated one) acts as a replacement for the collagen)
Very informative sir ,thank you sir, kindly suggest the book about this valuable informations🙏🙏
Excellent. I am a regenerative physician and use fat in bone and on bone cases.. Also known as Biocellular prolotherapy, (adult Autologous Adipose derived stem cells AAASC mixing PRP growth factors) . Please comment. if I use Biofillar mix with AAASC from Fat.. I want to to intra articular..
What allograft do you find best for the PRF sticky bone technique?
LifeNet Health - there are offices in USA and also in Austria. They have the best allografts based on our research team's work.
Very nice, I would like to have that set, could I have a contact.
I am a pain physician.in cases of adverse osteoarthritis knee joint,bone on bone, which type of prf would be most suitable..
Liquid PRF - the 300 RCF for 5 minute protocol. Many doctors in your field will actually mix that with the C-PRF protocol at 2000 RCF for 8 minutes. This second protocol has more platelets whereas the first one has more fibrin. Combined together would lead to the best results but you can use either or individually. You can email me at info@prfedu.com if you'd like more research on this topic. There are many clinicians doing research in this field.
@@prfedu thanks dear, I shall use and share in a few weeks
Hello Dr
When we make bio filler or e-prf membrane
We use L-PRF or C-PRF ?
Because you written 700rcf in 8 min
If L-PRF 300 rcf in 5 min
If C-PRF 2000 rcf in 8 min
Please explain
You can use either or. Preferred is 2000 RCF for 8 minutes
@@prfedu thanks 🌸
Why can’t we use a red top for c prf ? This is an amazing video by the way. Thank you
You could but it would make a clot whereas the white tube would allow you to draw up the C-PRF layer in liquid formulation.
@@mikkelborgs If I understand it right! red tubes are glass tubes whereas blue/white are plastic, hence they'd stop the blood to clot
I think we can use red tubes with no additives and anticoagulant, but it has to be plastic. Correct me if I'm wrong!
I wonder if any one of them has clot activator!
@@ArnohChowdary-mb5lv No tubes have clot activators. We are ENTIRELY chemical free unlike all other PRF companies. We design tubes with certain hydrophobic and hydrophilic characteristics depending on the task.
What is the temperature of the Bio cool?
9 degrees celsius equal to 48.2 degrees fahrenheit
Just to confirm, are you using 10 ml tubes in all these protocols? I think the 13ml Bio-PRF tubes were made available after this video was posted. I’m using the 13ml bio-PRF tubes (blue) and my yields (upper layers) are much larger than what I’m seeing in this video, at the 700 RCF for 8 mins, so I just want to be sure the discrepancy is with the tube size difference and not something im doing.
We recommend the 10mL tubes but you can certainly use the 13mL ones.
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