Join the world's largest real-world PRP & Tendon study
Be part of an international, multicenter, scientifically-driven project to transform clinical practice into solid evidence
Over 3,000 patients
100+ international centers
Be part of the solution
THE SCIENTIFIC CHALLENGE
Why this matters
Chronic tendinopathies afflict millions of patients worldwide, yet the rapid adoption of platelet-rich plasma
(PRP) treatments still outpaces the evidence base: protocols vary widely, product characterization is inconsistent, and follow-up metrics are rarely harmonized. By capturing and analysing large-scale, real-world data across multiple centres, this project delivers the rigorous, standardised evidence needed to turn today’s heterogeneous practice into globally aligned, data-driven care.
Patellar Tendinopathy
Achilles Tendinopathy
Epicondylitis
Plantar Fascitis
study highlights
The largest Real-World PRP Study ever conducted
More than 100 centers worldwide.
Over 3,000 patients.
Real clinical practice.
Minimal disruption to your daily workflow.
Real World Evidence
Real World Evidence (RWE) design: fully integrated into your clinical routine.
PRP Characterization
PRP hematological characterization via automated hematology analyzers
Artifitial Intelligence
AI-powered data analysis identifying predictive response profiles
Scientific impact
High-impact scientific publications planned
Meet the clinical promoter
This international real-world study is coordinated by Dr. Ferrán Abat, one of the world’s leading experts in tendon pathologies and regenerative medicine.
- Medical Director at ReSport Clinic (Barcelona, Spain)
- International authority in PRP application for tendon injuries
- Extensive experience in multicenter clinical research
- Over 100 peer-reviewed scientific publications in musculoskeletal disorders
- Active contributor to major scientific societies and international consensus guidelines
This study represents a unique opportunity to finally generate
large-scale, real-world evidence that can drive global
clinical guidelines for PRP treatments in tendon pathologies
