Efficient, and Natural Cell Therapy for Veterinary Care
MONOcells VET® offers several innovative features that make it a highly effective and accessible cell therapy solution for veterinary use:
Unique Filter-Based Technology
The system concentrates PBMC through a filter, selectively capturing peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) as blood flows through it. These cells are then back-flushed into a smaller volume, creating a concentrated PBMC solution.
No Centrifuge or Power Supply Needed
MONOcells VET® does not require a centrifuge or an external power source, making it more versatile and suitable for both field and clinic settings.
Gentle Gravity Filtration
The system uses gravity filtration, which is gentle on both cells and platelets, resulting in a high-quality concentrate rich in healing and growth factors. This ensures the preservation of cell integrity while optimizing therapeutic potential.
Cost-Effective and Efficient
The design of the system offers a cost-effective solution for practitioners, with minimal setup requirements and a streamlined process for therapy administration.
Natural Cell Therapy
By using the patient’s own blood, MONOcells VET® offers a natural method of cell therapy that promotes healing while minimizing the risk of adverse reactions.
Minimally Invasive
The therapy is minimally invasive, reducing the need for complex procedures and enhancing patient comfort during treatment.
Same-Day Procedure
The entire process can be completed on the same day, providing immediate benefits for the patient without prolonged waiting periods.
Flexible Treatment Options
MONOcells VET® can be used as a standalone treatment or in conjunction with other therapies, depending on the needs of the patient.
These features make MONOcells VET® an effective, easy-to-use, and efficient solution for treating joint diseases and injuries in animals, offering a safe and reliable approach to regenerative therapy.
1. Load
2. Filter
3. Recover
Blood Flow and Healing
Blood flow plays a crucial role in wound healing. It brings healing nutrients to the injured tissue and removes waste products via the lymphatic system. Oxygen availability and blood flow are important for collagen formation, new capillary growth, and infection control. The healing process involves complex interactions between cell types, cytokines, mediators, and the vascular system. Inflammation controls bleeding, prevents infection, and allows healing cells to move to the wound site. Damage to vascular endothelium leads to blood flow, platelet binding, and the release of growth factors and cytokines.
