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Platelet rich plasma : new insights for cutaneous wound healing management / Deborah Chicharro Alcántara, Mónica Rubio Zaragoza, Elena Damiá Giménez, José María Carrillo Poveda, Belén Cuervo Serrato, Pau Peláez Gorrea and Joaquín J Sopena Juncosa

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Figure 1. Growth factors and cytokines involved in the wound healing process (G-CSF: Granulocyte colony stimulating factor; TGF: Transforming growth factor; MMPS: Matrix metalloproteinases;
Table 2. Growth factors involved in the wound healing process and their origin.
Figure 2. Methodology for PRGF ® preparation. (A) After blood collection under sterile conditions in sodium citrate tubes 3.8% (PRGF ® collection tube 5 mL, BTI Biotechnology Institute, Álava, Spain), tubes are centrifuged at 460 × g during 8 min (PRGF ® S
Figure 3. Plasma Rich in Growth Factors (PRGF) therapeutic formulations. (A) Liquid PRGF in a canine cutaneous ulcer; (B) Scaffold-like PRGF mixed with spongy bone tissue; (C) PRGF fibrin membrane for traumatic wound during orthopaedic surgery.
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