Chapter 2.1: Biology of Platelet Rich Fibrin presented by Dr. Richard Miron

In this video, Dr. Richard Miron provides an explanation over the cell types found in platelet rich fibrin (PRF), including all the growth factors and cytokines. Furthermore, the specific means to separate cells based on their density is presented with more favorable results observed when utilizing horizontal centrifugation.
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Good afternoon Dr, thanks for this presentation am from Uganda- Africa

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Such an elaborate lecture. Thanks for your brilliant effort. Hats off

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I bought the book, it is great! Thank you so much for videos ! They are really helpful

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[@shars.555]

This is very clearly explained with great visuals.

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Wow. So much appreciate this. I lecture and this take a lot of time to plan and execute information like this. Well done!

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Thank you !

[@sristidas2954]

The most informative video about prf! Thank you!

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Very very informative. Thanks for sharing 👍 💖

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Excellent knowledge. Thank you 😊

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[@user-yn8nm4iw8l]

When using the centrifuge in my red tube. The blood on my last patient did not make a PRF. it was only clotted blood. Why did this happen?

[@dodol125]

Hi, thanks for sharing! Shouldnt you analyze 2 forces: G force and buoyancy force?

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Thank you for sharing

[@jennylee491]

Usefully video 👍 could I use the green tube instead of white tube? 11:12 you mentioned that we can. Just want to confirm :)

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Here's a master