Products/Accessories

AdiPrep^® Adipose Concentration System Products and Accessories

AdiPrep Adipose Concentration System procedure packs used with the SmartPrep^® System enable you to process a purified, mesenchymal stem cell (MSC)-rich graft in just 4 minutes.¹

Each AdiPrep procedure pack contains a variety of high-quality tools you will need to conduct the procedure (excluding sterile gloves and tumescent fluid), including the following:

AdiPrep process disposable with proprietary technology optimized to generate purified adipose tissue concentrate

Tulip^® cannulas for lipoaspiration and harvesting (in kits 51431, 51433 and 51435)

Johnnie Snap^TM syringe locking device used to help simplify harvesting (in kits 51431, 51433 and 51435)

AdiPrep Procedure Packs

Catalog No.	Description	Lipoaspirate Volume	Concentrated Adipose Tissue Volume
51431	ADI-25-01 AdiPrep Procedure Pack	27 mL	12 mL to 18 mL
51432	ADI-25-02 AdiPrep Procedure Pack	27 mL	12 mL to 18 mL
51433	ADI-25-03 AdiPrep Procedure Pack	27 mL	12 mL to 18 mL
51434	ADI-25-04 AdiPrep Procedure Pack	27 mL	12 mL to 18 mL
51435	ADI-25-05 AdiPrep Procedure Pack	27 mL	12 mL to 18 mL

Procedure Pack Components

The components of each procedure pack vary depending on the application for which it is typically used. The most common components of the procedure packs are shown here.

The AdiPrep system is designed to be used with the SmartPrep 3 system (see the appropriate part numbers below).

SmartPrep System

Catalog No.	Description
51472	SmartPrep System, 115 V
51486	WS-2, SmartPrep System, Workstation
51487	RC-2, SmartPrep System Rolling Transport Case
51496	AdiPrep Hardware Kit (including balance weight, centrifuge adapters, syringe stand, tube holder for the AdiPrep process disposable)

AdiPrep System Hardware Kit

SmartPrep System Workstation

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¹Data on file with Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies.

Risk Information: These procedures require needle access, possibly resulting in discomfort, tenderness, bruising, swelling, bleeding or pain at the accee site, at which there is a small risk of infection. Lightheadedness, fainting, nausea or vomiting may occur. Before any medical procedure, review prescription and non-prescription medication and any natural or herbal remedies your patient is taking or plans to take.

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