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The future of wound healing: How PRP and silver nanoparticles could revolutionize medicine
Chronic wounds, infections and antibiotic resistance pose immense challenges for modern medicine. But what if we could combine the regenerative powers of PRP (platelet-rich plasma) with the antimicrobial power of silver nanoparticles? This article highlights a groundbreaking idea that combines cell regeneration and infection control. Find out why this innovative combination has the potential to revolutionize wound treatment and dermatology!
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PRP and temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD): A new treatment perspective?
The use of PRP for temporomandibular joint disorders could represent a new treatment option. How does this therapy work and what do the latest studies say?
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PRP and neuroregeneration: potential for strokes and neurological diseases
The use of PRP in neurological diseases such as strokes is an exciting field of research. What progress has been made in neuroregeneration?
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PRP in podiatry: treatment of heel spurs and foot pain
More and more podiatrists are using PRP to treat heel spurs and chronic foot pain. What are the latest findings in this area?
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Dyspareunia-PRP quality of life: a comprehensive overview
Discover how PRP therapy relieves dyspareunia and improves quality of life. Learn more about symptoms, treatments and patient experiences.
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Endometrial problems and the revolutionary role of PRP treatment.
Endometrial problems can be a challenge for women trying to conceive, with thin endometrium posing a particular difficulty. PRP treatment, a method that uses platelet-rich plasma from the patient's own blood, shows promising results in treating endometrial problems.
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Ovarian Insufficiency and PRP Therapy
PRP therapy is a relatively new treatment option for ovarian insufficiency. In this therapy, the body is injected with an autologous plasma preparation enriched with a high concentration of growth factors. These growth factors can stimulate the ovaries and improve egg production.
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Restoration of tubal function with platelet rich plasma
In recent years, the use of PRP to improve ovarian function in women with premature ovarian failure or low ovarian reserve has also been explored. The results of some studies suggest that PRP can increase the number and quality of eggs and improve pregnancy rates.
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Dermaroller and its application: synergies with PRP, serums and hyaluronic acid.
Dermaroller is specifically designed to stimulate the natural regeneration of the skin and is increasingly used in combination with other treatments such as PRP, serums and hyaluronic acid.
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FAQ - PRP training in the areas of trichology, orthopedics and aesthetics.
PRP training in the areas of trichology, orthopedics, and aesthetics is a hands-on, limited time, small group training that specializes in the application of PRP in these areas.
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