Regenerative Medicine · Cyprus

PRGF (PRP) Injection

Autologous infiltration of Plasma Rich in Growth Factors (PRGF), prepared from the patient's own blood with the BTI Endoret® system, for mild-to-moderate osteoarthritis, chronic tendinopathy, and soft-tissue injury. Private-pay regenerative procedure in Cyprus.

What is PRGF (PRP) Injection?

Also known as: Plasma Rich in Growth Factors injection, PRP injection, autologous platelet-rich plasma, leukocyte-poor PRP, intra-articular platelet injection, intratendinous PRP, growth factor injection, regenerative orthobiologics, autologous platelet therapy

PRGF (Plasma Rich in Growth Factors) is the standardised, leukocyte-free autologous platelet protocol developed by BTI Biotechnology Institute (Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain). Generic "PRP" varies in preparation, platelet concentration, leukocyte content, and activator. PRGF differs in protocol, characterisation, and regulatory file: a closed, single-step centrifugation that yields two plasma fractions (F1 at 1 to 1.5x platelet concentration, F2 at 2 to 3x and leukocyte-free), activated with calcium chloride immediately before infiltration.

In Cyprus, PRGF is administered using the Endoret® system, distributed exclusively by OrganoGEN. A small autologous blood draw is processed on-site, activated, and infiltrated at the target joint, tendon, or soft-tissue lesion. Typical clinic visit is under 60 minutes end-to-end. The technology has been used clinically since 1999, the first PRP-class biologic published for musculoskeletal indications.

📋 Procedure at a Glance

Source
Autologous (own blood)
System
Endoret® (BTI, Spain)
Visit time
Under 60 min end-to-end
Anaesthesia
Local infiltration if required
Sessions
1–3 per indication
GESY
Private-pay (regenerative tier)

Am I a candidate?

Good candidates

  • Mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis (Kellgren-Lawrence grade 1 to 3)
  • Mild-to-moderate hip or shoulder osteoarthritis
  • Chronic tendinopathy (rotator cuff, lateral epicondyle, patellar, achilles, plantar fascia)
  • Soft-tissue injury and post-surgical augmentation
  • Patients seeking a non-surgical regenerative option, or seeking to delay arthroplasty

Patients in whom another option may be preferred

  • Active local or systemic infection
  • Active malignancy at or near the target site
  • Severe haematological disorder or coagulopathy
  • End-stage osteoarthritis (Kellgren-Lawrence 4) where joint replacement is the appropriate option
  • Patient-specific contraindications to autologous blood handling

GESY coverage & out-of-pocket cost

This is a private-pay procedure. Endoret® (PRGF) sits in the regenerative tier in Cyprus and is not covered by GESY. GESY covers standard orthopaedic surgical procedures and conventional injectables. Autologous biologics are private-pay. OrganoGEN provides clinic quotations on request. Request a quote.

Devices used in this procedure

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Where to have PRGF (PRP) Injection in Cyprus

OrganoGEN supplies GESY-contracted hospitals across the island. Contact us for the current list of participating surgeons in:

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Dr. Andreas Samourides Tissue engineer and founder of OrganoGEN Limited

This article was reviewed on 9 May 2026. Information is educational and not a substitute for individual surgical advice. Patient outcomes vary; please consult a qualified surgeon to discuss whether this procedure is right for you.

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PRGF / PRP Injection
Regenerative Medicine · Cyprus

PRGF (PRP) Injection

Also known as: Plasma Rich in Growth Factors injection, PRP injection, autologous platelet-rich plasma, leukocyte-poor PRP, intra-articular platelet injection, intratendinous PRP, growth factor injection, regenerative orthobiologics, autologous platelet therapy

Autologous infiltration of Plasma Rich in Growth Factors (PRGF), prepared from the patient's own blood with the BTI Endoret® system, for mild-to-moderate osteoarthritis, chronic tendinopathy, and soft-tissue injury. Private-pay regenerative procedure in Cyprus.

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Quick Answers

SourceAutologous (own blood)
SystemEndoret® (BTI, Spain)
Visit timeUnder 60 min end-to-end
AnaesthesiaLocal infiltration if required
Sessions1–3 per indication
GESYPrivate-pay (regenerative tier)
Overview

About this procedure

PRGF (Plasma Rich in Growth Factors) is the standardised, leukocyte-free autologous platelet protocol developed by BTI Biotechnology Institute (Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain). Generic "PRP" varies in preparation, platelet concentration, leukocyte content, and activator. PRGF differs in protocol, characterisation, and regulatory file: a closed, single-step centrifugation that yields two plasma fractions (F1 at 1 to 1.5x platelet concentration, F2 at 2 to 3x and leukocyte-free), activated with calcium chloride immediately before infiltration.

In Cyprus, PRGF is administered using the Endoret® system, distributed exclusively by OrganoGEN. A small autologous blood draw is processed on-site, activated, and infiltrated at the target joint, tendon, or soft-tissue lesion. Typical clinic visit is under 60 minutes end-to-end. The technology has been used clinically since 1999, the first PRP-class biologic published for musculoskeletal indications.

Eligibility

Are you a candidate?

  • check_circleLikely yes: Mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis (Kellgren-Lawrence grade 1 to 3)
  • check_circleLikely yes: Mild-to-moderate hip or shoulder osteoarthritis
  • check_circleLikely yes: Chronic tendinopathy (rotator cuff, lateral epicondyle, patellar, achilles, plantar fascia)
  • check_circleLikely yes: Soft-tissue injury and post-surgical augmentation
  • check_circleLikely yes: Patients seeking a non-surgical regenerative option, or seeking to delay arthroplasty
  • cancelNot suitable: Active local or systemic infection
  • cancelNot suitable: Active malignancy at or near the target site
  • cancelNot suitable: Severe haematological disorder or coagulopathy
  • cancelNot suitable: End-stage osteoarthritis (Kellgren-Lawrence 4) where joint replacement is the appropriate option
  • cancelNot suitable: Patient-specific contraindications to autologous blood handling
GESY & Cost

GESY coverage & out-of-pocket cost

This is a private-pay procedure. Endoret® (PRGF) sits in the regenerative tier in Cyprus and is not covered by GESY. GESY covers standard orthopaedic surgical procedures and conventional injectables. Autologous biologics are private-pay. OrganoGEN provides clinic quotations on request. Request a quote.

Devices used

Devices used in this procedure

Where it's offered in Cyprus

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