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Procedure mechanics

The mechanics series covers preparation itself: the draw, the spin, the buffy coat, activation, and what actually drives yield. Fourteen bulletins, operator-facing throughout. None of it is clinical guidance and none of it is written for patients.

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The preparation, end to end

WHOLE BLOOD FIRST SPIN 100 to 300 g SECOND SPIN 400 to 700 g DRAW 5 to 9× baseline

Figure. Concentration factor comes almost entirely from the second spin, and so does the risk of damaging the platelets you went to the trouble of collecting.

Bulletins

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RMT‑53The PRP preparation workflowIn preparation
RMT‑54The draw: technique and tube fill orderIn preparation
RMT‑55What actually drives platelet yieldIn preparation
RMT‑56Leukocyte-rich and leukocyte-poorIn preparation
RMT‑57PRF preparation: i-PRF, A-PRF, L-PRFIn preparation
RMT‑58The low-speed centrifugation conceptIn preparation
RMT‑59BMAC preparationIn preparation
RMT‑60Adipose and SVF preparationIn preparation
RMT‑61Platelet activation: calcium chloride and thrombinIn preparation
RMT‑62The buffy coat drawIn preparation
RMT‑63Ultrasound-guided injection: operator basicsIn preparation
RMT‑64Labelling, chain of custody, documentationIn preparation
RMT‑65Protocol reachabilityIn preparation
RMT‑66Troubleshooting low yieldIn preparation