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Platelet-rich fibrin

Also known as: PRF

A preparation made from blood in which platelets are associated with a fibrin network that forms as the blood clots.

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What this means in a clinic conversation

PRF and PRP describe different preparation approaches. PRF can be prepared in different forms; a study of one form or use does not establish the performance of another.

A question to bring

Which form of PRF is proposed, and what evidence concerns that form and use?

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Sources and editorial context

This definition was compiled from the sources below and has not received independent clinical review. It supports understanding and consultation preparation.

  1. Injectable platelet rich fibrin: laboratory preparation study · Miron and colleagues, Clinical Oral InvestigationsReference checked 2026-10-02
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