Study Design After the eligibility assessment during screening and obtaining a written informed consent form, the volunteers' demographic information and medical history will be recorded. In addition to the hemogram and pregnancy test to be performed on the volunteers in this study, an additional tube (approximately 8 ml (±10%) for the VACUSERA® Single PRP Tube or approximately 7 ml (±10%) for the VACUSERA® Single Gel PRP Tube) will be used to obtain platelet-rich plasma (PRP). After centrifugation of the PRP tubes, the platelet (PLT) count in the resulting plasma will be analyzed, and the concentration increase in relation to whole blood will be evaluated.
The study is a post-market clinical follow-up (PMCF) study aimed at proving the effectiveness and safety of PRP tubes that are already CE (European Conformity) certified and released on the market. After the eligibility assessment during screening and obtaining the written informed consent form, the demographic information and medical history of eligible volunteers will be recorded on a paper case report form. The analysis conducted using the G-Power power test calculated that the number of patients to be included in the study is 194.In addition to the hemogram and pregnancy test to be performed on the volunteers in this study, an additional tube (approximately 8 ml (±10%) for the VACUSERA® Single PRP Tube or approximately 7 ml (±10%) for the VACUSERA® Single Gel PRP Tube) will be used to obtain platelet-rich plasma (PRP). After centrifugation of the PRP tubes, platelet (PLT) count will be performed on the obtained plasma, and the concentration increase relative to whole blood will be analyzed. Screening Day (Day 1): Volunteers will undergo a medical history review to check eligibility for inclusion in the study. Analysis Day (Day 1): A single blood sample will be collected for platelet (hemogram) testing, and for women of reproductive age, a beta HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) test will be conducted. Platelet (PLT) count will be performed on the plasma obtained from the blood sample collected in the PRP tubes. The concentration increase in the resulting plasma will be analyzed in relation to whole blood.The PRP results of volunteers who do not meet the inclusion criteria based on hemogram test results or who are pregnant will not be included in the study.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
194
The study will evaluate and analyze only the results obtained from whole blood in the hemogram test and the results derived from the PRP tubes. The main objective is to measure the performance of the Vacusera PRP Tube and Vacusera PRP Tube with Gel in obtaining platelet-rich plasma. The study is entirely designed to analyze product performance, and no interventions will be performed.
Medical Point Hastanesi Klinik Araştırmalar Merkezi
Izmir, Karşıyaka, Turkey (Türkiye)
Increasing platelet concentration
Approximately 8 ml (±10%) of blood will be collected to the PRP Tubes and approximately 7 ml (±10%) to the PRP Tube with Gel, and platelet (PLT) count will be performed on the obtained plasma, with the concentration increase relative to whole blood analyzed.
Time frame: Day 1: Blood will be taken on the same day and sent for analysis for counting.
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