What Is PRP? Your Guide to Platelet Rich Plasma Treatments

You’ve probably heard about platelet rich plasma (PRP). Since it can be used to treat musculoskeletal conditions, like tendinopathy, ligament and tendon tears, and arthritis, it’s a treatment solution that is common in active people, from professional athletes to weekend warriors.

This free eBook explains:

  • The definition of PRP
  • How PRP is Made
  • Different Types of PRP
  • The Benefits of PRP Injections at Regenexx
  • Super-Concentrated Platelet (SCP)
  • Why Regenexx
  • And more!

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