PRP
Separates a small blood sample into fractions and lets the physician take the buffy coat. Platelet viability is kept up to 100%.
For clinics
A floating swing-bucket centrifuge, made for Cortexil PRP. A Cortexil button on the front panel starts the calibrated spin. The force stays within 700 g.
Separates a small blood sample into fractions and lets the physician take the buffy coat. Platelet viability is kept up to 100%.
The same gentle spin for fat fragments of about 250 µm. Not above 700 g, so the stromal cells stay intact.
The same machine can prepare a fresh concentrate built on platelet exosomes.
One rotor for both Cortexil systems. Balanced, and set to this protocol.
A well-balanced floating rotor. The buckets swing out level, so the layers separate cleanly.
Gentle acceleration and deceleration. Speed and time are calibrated for PRP.
One button on the front panel starts that calibrated mode. The physician does not set the spin by hand.
The mode stays within 700 g, so the spin does not break the platelets.