Siny Platelet Rich Plasma PRP Tube with Sodium Citrate & Gel

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) extracted with PRP Blood Collection Tubes is a process that utilizes the body’s healing cells, platelets, to treat joint, cartilage, tendon, and even skin injuries. When a vein or artery ruptures, platelets are an essential part of our white fluid that seeps into the damaged cells, which send signals that tell the platelets where to go to activate and release growth factors to begin the healing process. PRP is a simple, fast, low-risk, non-surgical, and natural procedure we can use to shorten the healing process, reduce pain, and reverse aging. When preparing PRP, sodium citrate is often used as an anticoagulant to prevent clotting during the processing of the blood. The gel is also commonly used to separate the platelets from other blood components during the processing of PRP. The gel acts as a barrier that allows the platelets to settle at the bottom of the tube, while the other blood components remain on top. This helps to ensure that the PRP is highly concentrated with platelets.

What is the application of PRP Tube with Sodium Citrate & Gel?

Sodium Citrate and gel have various applications in PRP tubes. Sodium Citrate acts as an anticoagulant, preventing blood from clotting during the collection and processing process, thus maintaining the activity of platelets and other cells. The gel helps in separating plasma and blood cells, particularly platelets, forming an isolation layer during centrifugation, allowing for a more thorough separation of plasma and blood cells.
These tubes are widely used in several fields, including:
Medical Aesthetics: PRP therapy is extensively used for skin regeneration and hair regrowth, leveraging the growth factors from platelets to promote skin cell regeneration and new hair growth.
Sports Medicine: Athletes often use PRP to treat sports injuries, such as tendon injuries or ligament tears, to accelerate the recovery process.
Plastic Surgery: PRP is also employed in plastic surgery procedures to aid in faster post-operative healing and reduce the formation of scars.

What is the extraction method of the PRP Tube with Sodium Citrate & Gel?

Blood Sample Collection: Blood samples are collected from the patient’s vein using a syringe or other devices and transferred into PRP tubes. The tubes are pre-filled with Sodium Citrate and gel.
Centrifugal Separation: PRP tubes are placed into a centrifuge for centrifugal separation, where platelets and other cells are separated to the bottom of the tube based on density, while plasma remains at the top.
Plasma Collection: The plasma layer is collected from the top of the tube using appropriate tools and transferred into another container for further processing or treatment.

What are the advantages of PRP Tube with Sodium Citrate & Gel?

Stability: The addition of Sodium Citrate prevents blood clotting, maintaining the activity and stability of various cells in the blood during sample collection and processing. This helps in preserving the quality and activity of PRP.
Separation Efficiency: Gel aids in separating plasma and blood cells, ensuring a more thorough separation of plasma and platelets, resulting in purer platelet-rich plasma. This enhances the efficacy and predictability of PRP.
Ease of Operation: The usage of PRP tubes is straightforward, requiring no additional operational steps, and the process is standardized, contributing to consistency and comparability of results. This facilitates the ease of application of PRP therapy across different clinical settings.