How to Incorporate PRP Into Your Medical Practice
JOIN THE AGE OF REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
PLATELET-RICH PLASMA (PRP)
PRP: A Boon to the Rapidly Growing Market
PRP: A Boon to the Rapidly Growing Market
PRP: A Boon to the Rapidly Growing Market
The healing market in the US is huge. Orthopedics alone stands at $1.7 billion in revenue generated for physicians and health centers. Wound healing is second with around $738 million in revenue. Soon, Regenerative Medicine will capture a huge market share in both of these segments as well as other related ones.
The beauty of PRP treatments is that it’s a win-win for both the doctors and the patients. Doctors get to treat patients more effectively without using any external drugs or difficult surgical procedures. Patients love the idea of using their own blood rather than a drug to cure their conditions. Typical treatments (which take about 30 min. to complete) cost between $800 and $1000 in most cases. The patients have to undergo at least two or three treatments every 4-6 weeks.Can you see the potential PRP Treatments have?
Wide Applications
PRP: A Boon to the Rapidly Growing Market
PRP: A Boon to the Rapidly Growing Market
PRP treatments can be used for almost all types of healing including:
- Treatment of tendonopathy
- Acute and chronic muscle strain
- Ligament sprains and intra-artiligament sprains and intra-articular injuries
- Joint pain such as arthritis and knee meniscus damage
- Cosmetic Procedures
- Disc Regeneration
- Dental Health
- Wound Healing in Surgery
- Cardiac Care
- Skin Repair After Wounds or Surgery
- Bone Regeneration
Flowing along with the growing trend of the public to seek more natural treatments, the use of human-derived tissue and autologous tissue (like PRP Treatments) will continue to see rapid growth in a variety of medical applications.As you can clearly see, the pioneers and early stage adopters of PRP stands a chance to be very well-rewarded for their work. Can you afford to take a chance and miss the boat?
About Regenerative Health Solutions
PRP: A Boon to the Rapidly Growing Market
About Regenerative Health Solutions
Regenerative Health Solutions was formed to assist physicians and other health professionals provide the benefit of Regenerative Medicine to their patients using procedures that can be conducted at their own clinics.
In doing so, benefit is brought to all involved: patients are availed of the cutting-edge healing technologies, and healthcare providers are provided with additional revenue streams to support their practices.
Regenerative Health Solutions formed a Distributor relationship with the manufacturer of the leading PRP collection kit in the world, Dr PRP. Dr. PRP USA LLC is a privately held company committed to introducing ultra-sophisticated, naturally healthier medical concepts like Regenerative Therapy into the American Healthcare System. Dr. PRP’s dedicated research and development has paved the way to new products like Dr. PRP Regenerative Therapy Kit, which is a simple and highly functional aid to separating platelets for Regenerative Therapy. Dr. PRP has also ventured into Regenerative Cosmetic Rejuvenation with the now famous Dr. R Booster Post-PRP Therapy Skin Care Formula.
More new innovations are in the pipeline, so stay tuned.
The word “regenerative” is the heart and soul of both Regenerative Health Solutions and Dr. PRP, and everything it does goes back to the concept of accelerating our body’s natural healing to solve today’s medical challenges.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a concentration of platelets taken from a s ample of the patient’s blood. PRP has a slew of healing and regenerative properties. It is just a matter of producing the proper concentration that you need for your specific condition. Use a kit that can prepare PRP the way you need it. The platelets in PRP aid in wound and injury healing, and increase soft tissue generation of collagen, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments.
Benefits of PRP include:
- 100% safe - as the sample is prepared using the patient’s blood, there is no risk of rejection, infection, or allergic reaction
- Convenient - it’s quick, surgery-free, and customizable to a specific ailment
- Natural - PRP heals the patient with the patient’s own platelets
Accelerated Natural Healing With PRP
PRP is prepared by collecting a blood sample and centrifuging it to separate the platelet-rich plasma from the red blood cells and normal plasma. With the Dr. PRP kit, you can get a high platelet recovery rate, and formulate the PRP concentration cell inclusion/exclusion that you require.
Growth Factors in Platelets
When the platelets in PRP are activated, growth factors are released. These growth factors (GF) include:
- Platelet-derived (PDGF-aa, PDGF-ab, PDGF-bb) these peptides are associated with glia, connective tissue, and muscle cell formation
- Transforming (TGF-β1, TGF-β2) - regulates bone cell metabolism and encourages extracellular matrix formation
- Vascular endothelial (VEGF) - promotes the creation of new blood vessels (angiogenesis)
- Epidermal (EGF) - creates a new epithelium for a wound (re-epithelialization), encourages cell differentiation, the production of blood vessels, and collagenase activity
- Fibroblast (FGF) - stimulates fibroblast and endothelial cells to increase in number, helps new blood vessel to form
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To receive the free PRP Reference Incorporating Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Into Your Medical Practice or any of our PRP Guides for particular Medical Specialties, please call us at: (941) 259-4811 or email us at: PlateletRIchPlasma@RHealthSolutions.com
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Additional Information
We offer free to any interested health profession our comprehensive references:
Incorporating Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Into Your Medical Practice (269 pages); and
Scientific References and Articles from Incorporating Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Into Your Medical Practice; as well as a number of PRP Specialty Guides:
The Orthopedic Surgeons Guide to Platelet-Rich Plasma
The Dermatologist’s Guide to PRP
The Osteopathic Physician’s Guide to PRP
The Foot and Ankle Surgeon’s Guide to PRP
The Rheumatologist’s Guide to PRP
The Skincare Clinic Owner’s Guide to PRP
For your free PRP reference material, please call (941) 259-4811 or email: PlateletRichPlasma@RHealthSolutions.com
PRP SPECIALTY GUIDES
The Orthopedic Surgeon's Guide to PRP
The Osteopathic Physician's Guide to PRP
The Orthopedic Surgeon's Guide to PRP
According to the famous sports medicine expert, Brian J. Cole, M.D., M.B.A., a good orthopedic surgeon is one who works hard to prevent his/her patients from going under the scalpel. To this end, he advocates a lot of contemporary thinking and treatments like Platelet-Rich Plasma rather than the usual MRI-driven surgical procedures.We are seeing more and more orthopedic surgeons who are following the cues of the people like Dr. Cole and are genuinely astounded by the sheer number of surgeries they could avoid by a little poking around with alternative treatments.
“The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease.” ~Voltaire
The Dermatologist's Guide to PRP
The Osteopathic Physician's Guide to PRP
The Orthopedic Surgeon's Guide to PRP
As a powerful medium of regeneration,Platelet-Rich Plasma has seen the most aggressive growth in demand among patients suffering from Alopecia. This is despite the relative lack of evidence surrounding the treatment. All because the results of PRP Hair Regeneration just can’t be ignored.
Researchers are starting to take it more seriously now. New studies are emerging that prove the results are more than just opinions of dermatologists. The most recent one is a study published by Egyptian researchers (attached in references),where they analyzed the results of 90 patients for a period of 3 months using digital camera photography and dermoscopic scans, and concluded that Platelet-Rich Plasma is more effective in the treatment of Alopecia than widely accepted topical minoxidil 5% solution.
Prior to that, in a literature review by University of Miami and Brown University researchers (attached in references),they found that,among the 12 studies they looked at, 10 of them had positive results showing Platelet-Rich Plasma was beneficial in treating Alopecia.
The Osteopathic Physician's Guide to PRP
The Osteopathic Physician's Guide to PRP
The Foot and Ankle Surgeon's Guide to PRP
Even though they’re licensed to perform surgeries,Osteopathic Physicians are primarily trained to keep their patient’s treatments as nonsurgical as possible. Furthermore, their philosophy leans towards prevention and overall wellness than on treating diseases. For these reasons, we believe Platelet-Rich Plasma is one of the best treatment options they have. After all, the Osteopathic profession was founded on the basis of the human body’s innate capacity to heal itself – the very function PRP injections perform. The Journal of American Osteopathic Association reviewed Platelet-Rich Plasma (study attached in references) a while ago and concluded that more studies are needed. Later another study was presented about a surprising case of an 18-year old high school football player's rapid healing of muscle injury (study attached in references) through Platelet-Rich Plasma. So even though PRP injections are not officially heralded as the future,Osteopathic Physicians stand to gain much,much more than from Platelet-Rich Plasma than others.
The Foot and Ankle Surgeon's Guide to PRP
The Foot and Ankle Surgeon's Guide to PRP
The Foot and Ankle Surgeon's Guide to PRP
There are also thousands of doctors who swear by the efficacy of Platelet-Rich Plasma which seems to do a better job at healing patients, and at a much lower cost, than traditional medicine. This trend is only growing. One branch of medicine where it is particularly evident is Podiatry.We believe that Platelet-Rich Plasma is not as widely accepted in Podiatry as it should have. Making it the first line treatment for pain in the foot and ankle treatments will help orthopedic surgeons to reduce complication rates, achieve favorable clinical outcomes faster,and improve patient satisfaction.
The Rheumatologist's Guide to PRP
The Foot and Ankle Surgeon's Guide to PRP
The Skincare Clinic Owner's Guide to PRP
Rheumatology is one of the fields of medicine that has immensely benefited from the advances of Platelet-Rich Plasma. This is because it turns out that Platelet-Rich Plasma Injection is one of the most simplest treatments for musculoskeletal diseases. However,they have not been pushing the limits of this novel treatment as well as the dermatologists.
The Skincare Clinic Owner's Guide to PRP
The Foot and Ankle Surgeon's Guide to PRP
The Skincare Clinic Owner's Guide to PRP
Despite the recent trends, Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is still hugely under represented by the aesthetic community.The fact is,it’s a holy grail in the field – nothing else this non-invasive, non-surgical and pain-free can achieve the same home-run in terms of results that PRP swiftly delivers after just one 45 minute session performed in-office. Nothing else capitalizes on the natural healing properties of the human body. Plus, PRP can be a huge profit maximizer too.
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BRING PRP TO YOUR PRACTICE
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