75 devices · GMDN 47183
A haematological concentrate system is a collection of tools used at the point of care to isolate specific cells from a patient's own blood or bone marrow. By using centrifugal force, these systems prepare platelet-rich plasma or bone marrow aspirate concentrate to support healing or graft integration during surgical procedures.
These systems are typically supplied as a comprehensive set that includes a centrifuge, specialized collection tubes, processing kits, and delivery applicators. Users should note that these assemblies are designed for the rapid preparation of autologous concentrates intended for application at general or orthopaedic surgical sites.
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