PRP treatment (platelet rich plasma) is a treatment that involves the application of growth factors and
stem
cells of own blood (blood plasma). This medical procedure uses the power that platelets and growth
factors
in the blood have to stimulate stem cell response. Stem cells support the formation of new collagen and
blood vessels, repairing damaged tissue.
PRP treatment: knee, ankle, hip, elbow, shoulder and soft tissue.
In orthopedics, this therapy is most often used for degenerative changes in joints.
The goal of therapy is to prevent further deterioration of the joint and to partially regenerate the damaged tissue, especially cartilage, so the patient has significantly less discomfort. All joints can be treated, without exception, and most often
The application of regenerative medicine for sports injuries gives excellent results. It can be used in all types of tendinopathy as well as in partial ruptures, ligaments, tendons and muscles.
Therapy can be performed for acute and chronic changes in the musculoskeletal system, and its goal is to
extract from blood the necessary components for healing of the tissue and that they are applied locally
to
the site of injury. The procedure is performed by a medical doctor licensed to apply this method, most
commonly under the control of ultrasound, in order to define and treat the injured area as precisely as
possible.
This therapy can treat: