Peter Attia· MD
monocyte rich PRP so you can obviously it's easy to pull the platelets out but when you're looking at leukocytes versus monocytes versus eosinophils you have a sensitive enough centrifuge to get that band
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monocyte rich PRP so you can obviously it's easy to pull the platelets out but when you're looking at leukocytes versus monocytes versus eosinophils you have a sensitive enough centrifuge to get that band
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the importance of the white blood cells so the monocytes are a very very important component I think they're underappreciated and not only in the literature in terms of what they do in the body but especially in PRP and I'm a very strong proponent of the importance of monocytes in the final PRP
we take 60 CCS on treatment okay so 60 CCS concentrates down to about seven and a half CCS of PRP
that process that dual spin process and I haven't found another one that has been able to duplicate this consistently removes the red blood cells consistently gives me a very high concentrate of platelets and consistently gives me this bump or boost in monocytes