Vacutainer For Prp

The most common collection vacutainer for prp , which contain EDTA as an anticoagulant. This type of tube is specifically designed to prevent clotting and maintain the integrity of the collected blood sample, making it suitable for PRP preparation. Additionally, there are various PRP kits on the market that may include vacuum tubes and processing components specifically designed for PRP extraction and separation.

 

 

PRP vacutainer tubes used in medical laboratories to hold samples for analysis. It contains a gel that helps separate plasma and red blood cells, allowing labs to test these components separately.

 

1. Draw blood from the patient using blood holder and butterfly needle, and fill the PRP tube with whole blood.

2. Up and down the PRP tubes 3 times, to make the blood with anticoagulation.

3. Place the PRP tube into centrifuge. Always ensure the centrifuge is correctlybalanced before start. Please centrifuge at 1800 (RCF) for 10 minutes.

4. After centrifugation, the RBC and most of WBC will be below the plug of gel.Gently in vert the PRP tube several times to re-suspend the platelets in the plasma.

5. Mixing the plasma supernatant and Platelet Rich Plasma for 5 times.

6. Put 18G spinal needle on syringe and inject into centrifuged PRP tube to extractplatelet rich plasma.

 

Vacutainer for prp are typically characterized by their special design, which includes an anticoagulant to prevent clotting and a gel separator that helps separate platelet-rich plasma from other blood components. These tubes are also typically made from high-quality materials to ensure the integrity of the blood sample collected. In addition, some PRP tubes may contain specific additives or coatings to enhance platelet preservation and functionality during handling and centrifugation steps.

 

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