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About this course

This course will explore the biochemistry of PRP as a regenerative medicine technology. Learn the fundamental sciences of blood-based biologics and their clinical applications in musculoskeletal medicine. Upon completion of this course, the learner will have a better understanding of PRP in the areas of:

  • Basic Science

  • Terminology

  • Processing Techniques

  • Clinical ApplicationsRegulatory

  • Regulatory

Course Includes

    1. Introduction

    2. Video Course

About this course

  • $47.50
  • 2 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

Faculty

Peter Everts, PhD

Dr. Everts received his Ph.D. in 2007 from the University of Utrecht Medical School. He has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters on cardiac surgical subjects, and the last 10 years on platelet-rich plasma therapies, and other biological therapies. Peter has been trained as a clinical perfusionist in the Netherlands in 1981. He was chief of the department of extracorporeal circulation technology at Catharina Hospital Eindhoven from 2000-2010, where he developed the first European department of Peri-Operative Blood Management, to provide biological cell therapies in order to prevent blood loss, stimulate natural wound healing, avoid infections in general, cardiac, orthopedic, plastic reconstructive, and spinal surgical procedures, and chronic complex wounds. Furthermore, he was a pioneer in using concentrated autologous plasma to produce autologous fibrin in different clinical applications to control postoperative hemostasis. Dr. Everts was a member of the steering group of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to develop guidelines and consensus for platelet-rich plasma therapies in sports medicine for (professional) athletes. Dr. Everts is the founder general director of the Dutch Da Vinci Clinic in The Netherlands. He developed integrated wound healing concepts, bridging the many needs for patients and health care providers, to organize adequate and state of the art chronic wound healing models.