Przegląd preparatów fibrynowych bogatych w płytki krwi

Przegląd preparatów fibrynowych bogatych w płytki krwi

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MS 2020; 9: 54-57.
Jacek Michał Nowak, Marcin Adamiec, Bartłomiej Iwańczyk, Maciej Rafał Czerniuk

Streszczenie
Preparaty krwiopochodne drugiej generacji – preparaty fibrynowe bogate w płytki krwi znajdują coraz szersze zastosowanie w medycynie. Rośnie również liczba rodzajów tych preparatów, różniąca się protokołem ich przygotowania. Praca ma na celu przybliżenie różnic między nimi, a także usystematyzowanie wiedzy o preparatach  fibrynowych bogatych w płytki krwi.

Abstract
Second-generation blood products – platelet-rich fibrin preparations are increasingly used in medicine. The number of types of these products is also growing, differing in the protocol of their preparation. The aim of this study is to approximate the differences between them, as well as to systematize knowledge of platelet-rich fibrin preparations .

Słowa kluczowe: fibryna bogatopłytkowa, czynniki wzrostu, koncentrat płytkowy
Key words: platelet-rich fibrin, tissue engineering, growth factor level, thrombocyte concentrate

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