- Angiogenesis
- Inoculation
- Proliferation of fibroblasts and osteoblasts.
- Repair stimulation and modulation Structural and mechanical properties of CGF:
- Slow and natural polymerization leads to physiological thrombin concentration.
- Trimolecular and Multiple Fibrin Monomer Compounds
- The thin, soft, elastic and permeable network allows the settlement of reparative cells, red and white blood cells, platelets and antibodies.
C.G.F. is prepared by drawing the patient's blood in 10 ml glass PV 200R tubes and centrifuging immediately with the MEDIFUGE CGF from Silfradent S.r.l.. Two to eight tubes can be collected and centrifuged simultaneously.
A single centrifugation without addition of other substances results in fractions in each tube. A lower portion containing all red blood cells, an upper portion containing platelet-poor plasma (PPP), and a fibrous clot between these two fractions that is removed from the tube and separated from the red fraction with scissors.
The clot can be used in the form of a membrane by pressing it or grinding it into smaller fragments. MEDIFUGE CGF centrifuges from Silfradent S.r.l. with the kit accessories are designed for processing blood to obtain C.G.F. in a sterile environment to avoid contamination of the implant material. Any other use is not allowed.