Well Concentrate

As every physician and practitioner may have had to experience how to control massive bleeding in a patient, sometimes during their careers, they would tell you that they had to inject pure, highly concentrated platelets into the patient. For many decades, national blood banks are producing high concentration of pure platelets under industrial conditions; but today, APGFpro® PRP Preparation Device's user-friendly design helps physicians to obtain the same results, in their own private clinics. The only difference is the level of concentration. The recommended platelet concentration levels for an effective PRP treatment is between three times to ten times the baseline. Anything below three times the baseline cannot be considered PRP; or anything above ten times the base line offers enhanced healing. APGFpro® PRP Preparation Device is created to enable the physicians and practitioners to achieve high concentration of healthy platelets at the right volumes of PRP, in their own private practices. This test was done at a laboratory in London by an independent practitioner. This result shows more than 6 times concentration higher than whole blood platelet count

Right Volume

Have you ever asked yourself what is the right volume of PRP for any specific treatment; and how much blood must be collected from your patient in order to obtain that required volume of PRP? Well, it is simple mathematics. Here is an example: o Treatment Type: Hair Resuscitation o Treatment Area on the Scalp: 10cm X 15cm o Number of PRP injection points: 150 o Minimum PRP volume per injection: 0.1ml o Total Volume of PRP required: 15ml (150 X 0.1ml) o If for Effective treatment minimum 1,000,000 platelets/µl (microliter) of PRP is required, then 15ml PRP X 1,000,000,000 platelets/ml (milliliter) = 15,000,000,000 platelets (1ml = 1,000µl) o If on average, there are 200,000,000 platelets in every milliliter of Whole Blood, then 15,000,000,000 ÷ 200,000,000 = 75ml Whole Blood o Conclusion: To obtain 15ml of PRP for effective hair resuscitation procedure, then minimum 75ml blood-collection is required! It is reiterated here that for successful PRP treatments, one must achieve ALL three attributes: A) High Concentration of platelets, B) Healthy, intact platelets, and C) Adequate volume of PRP. If any of the mentioned attributes are missing, then most likely your PRP treatment will NOT be effective.