Chapter 5.1: Protocols for PRF presented by Dr. Richard Miron

[@angelaaston7992]

I appreciate this concise, scientific level instruction. As soon as I can afford this book I’m all in. Signed, A facial aesthetic need.

[@naderhoary958]

Thanks for the precious informations.

[@juliens329]

Very helpful

[@welsondonizetiflorentinodo2644]

Excellent!!!

[@jcramirez558]

Great !!!

[@mayada67]

Hi, what type of vacuum tubes need to be used for i-PRF liquid, also i would like to know at what speed and for how long with vertical centerfug??
Kind regards
Mayada

[@galinasvagzdyte7981]

Hello. My centrifuge's rotor diameter is 95 mm. By formula given to spin 2000g converted into rpm is 4336 rpm. The max I can do rpm with my centrifuge is 4000rpm. In this case shall I spin 9 minutes instead of 8? Or enough 4000 rpm for 8min for CPrf? Many thanks

[@gracech123]

Hello, what are the recommended g forces for a fixed angle centrifuge? Thank you

[@YenHai-ff9cw]

I want to ask how long does the plasma gel keep and is there a way to melt it when injected into the body?

[@alyaaismael9838]

Hi, excellent discussion, can i know the title of book? Can i get it as PDF. ?
Respect.

[@ArnohChowdary-mb5lv]

What are the protocols for C-PRF with a fixed angle centrifuge?

[@rahmonafaridian9982]

Exactly most of us have fixed angle can you please share the g force needed for fixed angle centrifuge?

[@Dr-789]

Its said that liquif PRF rrmain liquid for 8..9 mints then Why my PRF coagulated after 4...5 second after centrifuge and even 2 tubes of blood coagulated during centrifuge ??
Note ..i used tube with no lid cover
How to prevent this very earlier coagulation of PRF
thanx

[@Princessoutlaw]

Do you have the book? Or figure out why?

[@Dr-789]

@@Princessoutlaw
Dont know ...thats why i asked

[@mervearc4478]

What about the yellow tubes used for?

[@Dr-789]

300 g is equal to how many
RPM ??