How Platelet Rich Fibrin Works

Platelet rich fiber. And I talked about that already briefly. That's where we take your blood and we separate out the platelets from the blood. So we have white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets. And then we have something called plasma, which is the liquid, the juice that holds these things together. And if we put it in a centrifuge with a certain type of tube that keeps the platelets from clotting, we can separate out the platelet rich fiber and separate from the white blood cells and the red blood cells. We'll still have some white blood cells in there, but mostly the red blood cells are gone. Nice healing tissue. And we use this into a joint that has arthritis. Really, the regardless of the degree of arthritis, from mild arthritis to bone on bone, we get some improvement of symptoms.