World’s first intravenous adipose stem cell treatment for Group winning thoroughbred.
Medivet’s Research Division has recently performed cutting edge adipose stem cell treatment on a mares severe |
Gigantic Leap in Stem Cell Count
Medivet’s adipose derived stem cell procedure in latest trial.
Tests have confirmed staggering stem cell count present in the cells harvested from the adipose tissues |
Noel - StemVet
What a product! Not only do I know I’m looking after my dogs health, we’re coming first & are now in the finals – thanks! I want to keep this secret to myself, but I’m sharing with my vet because I know this will help plenty of animals out there. |
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What is the PRP Kit? |
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The Medivet Platelet Rich Plasma Veterinary Surgical Kit is a convenient package permitting a qualified veterinarian to source and process blood from an animal patient’s own body. The only items not supplied are sterile forceps and a centrifuge. |
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What is the purpose of the PRP Kit |
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The PRP Kit is a very practical and cost-effective method for acquiring and using autologous platelet material in a clinical setting. It enables a progressive veterinarian to obtain platelet rich plasma available through a simply in house procedure that is both time and cost efficient |
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How is the PRP Kit used? |
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The PRP Kit contains all the necessary items, including sterile collection and preparation tubes, pipettes, catheters, syringes, vials and instructions etc required to produce platelet rich plasma from an animal patient’s own body. |
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Who can use the PRP Kit? |
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The PRP Kit should only be used by a qualified, experienced and progressive veterinarian. |
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When is use of the PRP Kit appropriate? |
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In surgical treatment of injured or sick animals where time consuming visits to the blood bank for pre donations may cause unnecessary delays in treatment. The remarkable benefits of enhanced and superior wound healing treatment with platelet rich plasma simply achieve a markedly improved surgical outcome for most performance animals. |
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