platelet rich plasma prp treatment | equinoxdrs.com

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Which Conditions Benefit Most From PRP (Platelet
Rich Plasma) Treatment?

• Shoulder Injuries
• Rotator cuff tendonitis and
• partial tears.
• Ant Post. band of IGHL.
• ACI, SCI and C-C ligament.
• Slap lesion.
• Elbow
• Lateral epicondylitis.
• Medial epicondylitis.
• Wrist Hand
• Ligament sprains.
• TFCC.

• Back Hip Injuries
• Facet joint arthritis.
• Sacroiliac joint pain.
• Hip girdle muscle pain.
• Hamstring tendonitis.
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• Ankle Foot
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Achilles tendonitis
• Ankle sprains.
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• Knee
• Patellar tendonitis
• Meniscus.

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How Does PRP Or Platelet Rich Plasma Treatment
Work?
Step 1.Collect Blood- Its the primary step in
which 30-60ml blood is drawn from the patients
arm for the further treatment.   Step 2.The
Platelets Separation- The collected blood is then
put in a centrifuge which spins and separate the
platelets from the rest of the blood
components.   Step 3.Extract Platelet-Rich
Plasma- After separating the platelets, there
will be platelet-poor plasma, platelet-rich
plasma, and red blood cells. Extract 3-6ml
platelet-rich plasma.   Step 4.Platelet-Rich
Plasma Injection Under Ultrasound Guidance For
Injured Areas- This phase of therapy increases
the growth factors up to eight times which
enriches temporary relief and stops inflammation
by using the concentrated platelets.
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