Tropocells PRP

TropoVet™ PRP is brought to you by Transcend Biologics with over 30 years of medical device and regenerative medicine experience.

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Features & Benefits

TropoVet™ PRP, a non surgical regenerative medical treatment for Veterinary Use

The veterinary regenerative medicine market is growing, with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy leading the way. PRP is gaining traction treating osteoarthritis, soft tissue injuries, and other chronic conditions in pets and animals — offering a minimally invasive, natural healing solution. With growing owner awareness and continuous advancements in regenerative medicine, PRP therapy is becoming a go-to option for veterinarians and pet parents alike. The future of pet healthcare is bright, and PRP is at the forefront.

  • TropoVet™ PRP is an optimal choice for reducing your pet’s pain and discomfort while restoring mobility and function. PRP is widely used in veterinary medicine for treating orthopedic injuries, stomatitis, refractory corneal ulcers, wound healing, and more.

  • The TropoVet™ PRP System offers a fast, one-step platelet purification process, specially designed to yield a high platelet concentration for optimal clinical outcomes in veterinary applications. 

Why TropoVet™ PRP

TropoVet™ PRP makes high concentration Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) preparation simple and reproducible. In a single spin, the system can isolate 80% (+/- 9%) of the platelets while removing the majority of red blood cells and neutrophils. 

Study: PRP for Corneal Ulcers in Dogs & Cats

Aim
To evaluate the efficacy of subconjunctival autologous PRP injections in treating corneal ulcers in dogs and cats.

Methods

  • 28 animals (16 cats, 12 dogs) were enrolled.
  • PRP was prepared from each animal and administered via subconjunctival injection.
  • The number of injections was tailored based on individual healing response.
  • Clinical progress was monitored and documented throughout the study.

Results

  • Dogs: 50% achieved healing with two injections at one-week intervals.
  • Cats: 50% required three injections at one-week intervals.

Conclusion
Subconjunctival PRP injections are an effective, cost-efficient, and easily applicable treatment for corneal ulcers in dogs and cats. PRP enhances healing, with the number of injections determined by individual response rather than ulcer morphology.

TropoVet™ PRP System

✔ User-Friendly & Efficient.
✔ Requires only a single spin in a compact, lightweight, and portable centrifuge.
✔ Fast, one-step process for easy preparation.

Safe & Reliable

✔ Fully enclosed system ensures sterility and safety.
✔ Validated for human applications, with regulatory approvals including FDA 510(k) clearance for orthopedics, CE (Class IIb), TGA, TFDA, and more.

Clinically Proven & Cost-Effective

✔ A nonsurgical, well-tolerated, and cost-effective procedure.
✔ Autologous PRP eliminates risks of immunogenic reactions or disease transmission.
✔ Specially designed for maximized clinical efficacy.

Precautions

  1. PRP should be applied to the same animal from which the blood was drawn.
  2. Storage of tubes containing blood at or below 0°C may result in tube breakage.
  3. Storage of tubes above 40°C may damage the gel stability.
  4. Do not use tubes if foreign matter is present.
  5. All anticoagulants are clear. 
  6. Do not use tubes after their expiration date.
  7. Do not re-sterilize and do not attempt to clean this product.
  8. Do not use products if Tyvek® medical package is already opened or damaged.

Risks

  • Infection
  • Bleeding
  • Nerve damage
  • Pain
  • Lack of result