Sodium Citrate PRP Tube

Overview

Sodium citrate PRP tubes designed to concentrate platelets from a patient blood sample. Today, technological advancements in the field of healthcare have paved the way for new and effective treatment methods for various diseases. One such method is PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy, a treatment that utilizes plasma with a high concentration of platelets derived from the patient’s own blood. This therapy is widely preferred across multiple medical disciplines to accelerate cellular healing and support tissue regeneration. At the core of PRP therapy are plasma cells enriched with platelets. Platelets play a critical role in blood clotting and also contain proteins such as growth factors that promote cellular repair. PRP tubes are specially designed medical tubes that are used to collect and process blood in a way that yields plasma with a high platelet concentration. Usage of the Sodium Citrate Tube PRP tubes are specifically designed to concentrate platelets from a blood sample drawn from the patient. The standard procedure typically involves the following steps: Blood Collection: Approximately 8 ml of blood is drawn from the patient using a vacuum tube. Centrifugation: The collected blood is placed into a specialized centrifuge, which separates the blood components and concentrates the platelets. PRP Extraction: Following centrifugation, the platelet-rich plasma is collected and transferred into a PRP tube.

Applications

• Hospitals & clinics
• Clinical laboratories
• Blood collection & IV therapy