What will you learn?

• Basic principles of PRP
• PRP preparation techniques
• Injection techniques
• Safety and precautions
• Post-operative care
• Clinical outcomes

Basic anatomy of joints and areas of treatment

• Knees
• Shoulder
• Elbow
• Ankle
• Fingers
• Wrists
• Achilles

What are the potential benefits?

• Arthritis: PRP is used to treat arthritis by reducing inflammation and promoting the growth of new cartilage in the affected joint.
• Tendinitis: PRP is used to treat tendinitis by promoting the healing of damaged tendons and reducing pain and inflammation.
• Ligament Injuries: PRP is used to treat ligament injuries by promoting the healing of damaged ligaments and reducing pain and inflammation.
• Rotator Cuff Injuries: PRP is used to treat rotator cuff injuries by promoting the healing of damaged rotator cuff tendons and reducing pain and inflammation.
• Knee Injuries: PRP is used to treat knee injuries, such as knee osteoarthritis, by reducing pain and inflammation and promoting the growth of new cartilage in the affected joint.