Bioactive Proteins

Healing Cascade

Blood contains bioactive proteins that initiate and control
the healing process.
A small amount of the patient's blood can be drawn to
concentrate these proteins.
Placing these proteins on the wound site help accelerate
the healing process.
The protein load stimulates cell proliferation in a
dose dependant manner.

Bioactive proteins replace, repair, and regenerate tissue. These proteins are natural components found in the body and are considered by many to be a “new frontier” of clinical treatment. Increasing the bioactivity at the wound site takes medicine one step closer toward its ultimate goal of naturally accelerating the body's normal healing process.

The bioactive proteins carried by platelets are already being used succesfully for hemostasis, wound sealing, and wound healing in surgical disciplines such as: oral and maxillofacial, orthopaedic, neurology, otolaryngology, cardiovascular, vascular, general, plastic and reconstructive, non-healing wounds, and pediatrics.