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Platelet Rich Fibrin - PRF - 2nd Generation of Platelet Rich Concentrates
Description:
In this very technical and scientific presentation, Dr. Joseph Choukroun, a physician and researcher from France, describes the benefits of Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) in wound healing. He emphasizes the effect of PRF on the two essential factors of wound healing which are new vessels and cells in surgical sites like Extraction sockets, sinus augmentation and more.
Date Added:
5/10/2011
Author(s):
Joseph Choukroun
Name: CHOUKROUN First Name: Joseph
Date of Birth: 5 Novembre 1952
Diploma: Medecine 1979.
University of Montpellier, Fran...
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Questions & Comments
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Sergey Nikitin - (10/12/2011 3:56 PM)
Dear Joseph Choukroun
Could you explain me the protocol of preparetion of PRF, i mean the speed of centrifuge and the time of preparation.
Bst regards.
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Joseph Choukroun - (9/4/2011 3:50 PM)
Myron, you are right. the most important is to understand and to apply specific protocols in tissue engineering. My next course is in Miami (nov.) or Atlanta (march). Joseph
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Myron Gottfried - (9/4/2011 10:55 AM)
very informative...have yet to find a clinical step by step protocol Myron Gottfried DDS
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Mario Marcone - (7/26/2011 7:37 PM)
Dr Choukroun is highly successful at presenting a highly evidence-based discussion highlighting the important biological role of this natural and physiological material, Leukocyte-Platelet Rich Fibrin, L-PRF, in the enhancement of wound healing in all tissue types.
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alper gultekin - (5/16/2011 2:40 PM)
Nice presentation.. But I will wait more for randomized control clinical studies results. It is better not to forget the first launch of PRP and we know that (after years, they sold thousands of kits )it is not working in hard tissue.
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eli levi - (5/11/2011 11:12 AM)
joseph my friend very impresive stuf.let me tell you my friend you are one of smarttest pepole i ever met,and your spech in eilat was amazing.
i have to say prf work's perfectly.
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François Blackburn - (5/11/2011 8:47 AM)
I bought the kit and i recommand it to every one. I used that 3 times a day since 3 weeks...!!! This is incredible. Less pain after extraction, less infection for bone graft. I dont work for Dr Choukroun but he came for a presentation in our country and he change my practive.
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François Blackburn - (5/11/2011 8:45 AM)
I bought the kit and i recommand it to every one.
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Howard Gluckman - (4/11/2011 4:33 PM)
where it possibe to get the kit for the PRF
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