Vivostat® PRF
platelet enriched fibrin
Vivostat® PRF
The presence of growth factors is essential to the process of tissue regeneration (e.g. soft tissue, connective tissue, muscle and bone). By combining a platelet concentrate with a fibrin sealant, it is possible to have a carrier, a controlled release, and a medium for tissue in-growth – all in one product; Vivostat® PRF.
Platelets and growth factors have been used for many years to help regenerate tissue and stimulate bone formation, often as a traditional thrombocyte solution supplied by the blood bank. Later, a number of commercial products entered the market with simpler and smaller devices based on the same centrifugation technology. Most products required sterile handling and have shortcomings in both the biophysical properties and the delivery system.
Vivostat® solved these problems by leveraging the revolutionary technology used in the Vivostat® System for the preparation and application of autologous fibrin sealant. Our autologous reproduceable combination of a platelet concentrate and a fibrin sealant solution is simply unique.
Products characteristics
Clinical studies have demonstrated the beneficial effect of combining a platelet concentrate with a high concentration of fibrin. The Vivostat® System is the first and only system on the market to offer a convenient and fully automated process for the preparation of such matrices.
Vivostat® PRF contains a variety of potent growth factors that stimulate fibroblast proliferation and tissue synthesis, e.g. TGF-β1,PDGF, VEGF, FGF-2 etc. Several in-vitro investigations confirm the unique characteristics of Vivostat® PRF and its ability to stimulate cell growth.
What is
Vivostat® PRF
Growth factors and fibrin are essential components when it comes to regeneration of tissue. Using the Vivostat® System, you can prepare autologous platelets with multiple growth factors embedded in a matrix. From 120 ml blood, 5-6 ml of platelet rich fibrin (PRF) is prepared. By combining a platelet concentrate with a fibrin sealant solution, it is possible to have a carrier, a controlled release and a medium for vascular ingrowth – all in one product, Vivostat® PRF.
Compared to conventional PRP products, Vivostat® PRF has a number of advantages.
A revolution in tissue regeneration
Vivostat® PRF is first generation platelet rich fibrin matrix from Vivostat® – however still going strong. Unlike our other matrices, Vivostat® PRF is not targeted a specific indication; it can be used for all surgical applications where platelet rich fibrin is needed. Click on the video to see how Vivostat® PRF is used to prevent sternal wound infections.
Product order codes vivostat® PRF
Vivostat® PRF Set
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Vivostat® PRF Preparation Kit
Can be used in combination with different Application Kits.
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Vivostat® PRF Set – Concorde
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Vivostat® PRF Set – Endoscopic
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Vivostat® PRF Set – Co-Delivery
Application to be done with APL 404 and controlled with VS 222.
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Vivostat® Split Kit
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Processor Unit
Needed to prepare the product.
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Applicator Unit
Needed to apply the product.
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Applicator Unit – Co-Delivery
Needed to co-deliver other substances with the product.
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Foot Switch
To be used with APL 400/404.
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Vivostat® Split Kit
To be used if you need to freeze the sealant/matrix solution with the intention to treat the patient more than one time from one blood donation.
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General surgery
The ability to use the Vivostat® Endoscopic Applicator in general surgery has proven very useful.
Wound treatment
The unique combination of platelets and fibrin in our products makes it perfect in treating challenging wounds.
- Lundquist, R., Dziegiel, M. H., & Agren, M. S. (2008), Bioactivity and stability of endogenous fibrogenic factors in platelet-rich-fibrin, Wound Repair Regeneration official pulication of the wound Healing Society and the European Tissue Repair Society, 16(3), 356–363, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1524-475x.2007.00344.x
- Scherer, S., Tobalem, M., Vigato, E., Heit, Y. I., M, A., Hinz, B., Pittet, B., & Pietramaggiori, G. (2012), Nonactivated versus thrombin-activated platelets on wound healing and fibroblast-to-myofibroblast differentiation in vivo and in vitro, Plastic Reconstructive Surgery ee, 129(1), 46e–54e, https://doi.org/10.1097/prs.0b013e3182362010