Clinical Safety and Global Adoption of PRP in Orthopedics

Safety and reproducibility are fundamental requirements in orthopedic interventions. PRP meets these criteria due to its autologous origin, eliminating risks of immunological reactions or disease transmission.

Modern PRP systems classified as CE Marked Class IIb medical devices comply with stringent European medical regulations. This ensures standardized preparation, closed-system sterility, and consistent platelet concentration—critical factors for orthopedic clinical success.

With more than 4 million PRP procedures performed worldwide, PRP has transitioned from experimental therapy to a globally accepted standard in regenerative orthopedics and sports medicine.

Clinics adopting high-quality PRP systems enhance patient trust, clinical outcomes, and long-term treatment reliability.