RCF/RPM Calculator
Convert centrifugal force and rotational speed using the actual rotor radius. The calculator converts RCF to RPM and RPM to × g for the technical transfer of PRP, PRF and laboratory protocols.
Read moreWhich centrifuge for PRP and PRF? Buying guide for practices
Professional buying guide for PRP and PRF centrifuges: MDR, IVDR, RCF, RPM, rotor type, tube compatibility and practical requirements.
Read morePRP cost-benefit analysis: calculating treatments efficiently
Professional overview of PRP cost calculation: material use, tube requirements, contribution margin, amortisation, billing aspects and practice workflow.
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A factual overview of current research on melatonin, hair follicles and PRP in the context of dermatological hair treatments.
Read moreHow to Set PRP Centrifugation Correctly: RCF, RPM, Rotor and Time
Technical guide to setting PRP centrifugation correctly. The article explains the difference between RPM and RCF, the importance of rotor radius, rotor type, runtime, soft stop and system-specific PRP/PRF protocols.
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Technical comparison of PRP tubes made of glass and plastic. The article explains material properties, borosilicate glass, PET, intended purpose, CE marking and the selection of suitable tubes for PRP and PRF protocols.
Read moreHow to Identify Suitable PRP Tubes: CE, MDR and Documentation
A technical guide for professional users on selecting suitable PRP tubes. The article explains intended purpose, CE marking, MDR, IVD distinction, LOT/UDI documentation and key material features.
Read morePRP Tubes With or Without Separation Gel? PRP & PRF Comparison
Technical comparison of PRP tubes with separation gel and PRP/PRF glass tubes without separation gel. The article explains key differences regarding sodium citrate, separation gel, PRF suitability and professional use.
Read morePRP for Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD): Evidence, PRF and Protocols
What does the current evidence show about PRP for temporomandibular disorders? This specialist article reviews PRP in TMJ osteoarthritis and other intra-articular TMD, compares it with arthrocentesis, hyaluronic acid, corticosteroids and PRF/i-PRF, and explains why differences in PRP preparation make studies difficult to compare.
Read morePRP and Neuroregeneration: Can Platelet-Rich Plasma Support Nerve Healing?
Can PRP support regenerative processes in injured nerves? This review examines current evidence on peripheral nerves, Schwann cells, nerve conduction, neuropathic pain and experimental research involving the spinal cord and brain.
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