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Why Regenerative Medicine Storage Matters: The 4°C Difference

Most clinics overlook a critical detail in regenerative medicine—how your PRP or bone marrow samples are stored between collection and injection. In this video, Dr. Centeno explains why temperature-controlled, monitored refrigeration is essential to preserve the quality and viability of your regenerative sample.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:
🔹Why 4°C is the gold standard for storing PRP and bone marrow
🔹The difference between a consumer fridge and a clinical-grade unit
🔹How Centeno-Schultz uses internally monitored, data-logged refrigeration systems
🔹Why proper storage impacts treatment outcomes

⚠️ If you're getting regenerative medicine, this is the behind-the-scenes detail you need to know.

Dr. Centeno is a leader in interventional orthobiologics and practices at the Centeno-Schultz Clinic, the headquarters of the Regenexx network.

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Key Timestamps:
00:00 – Why Regenerative Medicine Requires High Standards
00:09 – What Happens After Your PRP or Bone Marrow is Collected
00:21 – Why 4°C Storage Is Crucial
00:33 – How Centeno-Schultz Stores Your Samples Differently
00:49 – Why Most Clinics Get This Critical Step Wrong