Platelet Gel Flashcards
Dense granules contain…
ADP
ATP
Serotonin
Calcium
Young/dense vs. old/light plateletsq
Young aggregate 3-5x faster
Young release 4-8x more ATP and 4-6x more ADP
Old platelets require more ADP to be activated
Primary hemostasis
Vasoconstriction
Platelet adhesion
Platelet aggregation
Secondary hemostasis
Activation of coagulation factors
Fibrin formation
Platelet derived growth factor
Strongly mitogenic and chemotactic for leukocytes
Doubles rate f collagen deposition in wound
Transforming growth factor beta
Strongly mitogenic
Allows damaged tissue to return to normalized collagen deposition
CD34 protein
Concentrated in mononucleated layer of platelets
Stem cell markers important for adhesion and chemotaxis
Platelet gel contraindications
Severe hypovolemic Unstable angina/LM disease Heparin therapy Post incisional harvest Thrombocytopenia (
Places to find mesenchymal stem cells
Bone marrow most common Circulating blood Cord blood Fallopian tubes Fetal tissue
Actions of Adipose derived stem cell extraction devices
- Remove lipids
- Remove supernatant (saline, epinephrine, lidocaine)
- Concentrate adipose stem cells
- Maintain stromatolites vascular fraction to create warm, fuzzy micro environment to promote graft retention
- Allow for stem cell extract to be mixed at same ratio with platelet concentrate in anaerobic environment
Alpha factors contain…
Clotting factors
Growth factors
Other proteins