News Updates
New Stem Cell - Based Bone Engineering Technique Advances Regenerative Medicine
Source: GEN
A team from the New York Stem Cell Foundation (NYSCF) Research Institute reports the development of a novel bone engineering technique called Segmental Additive Tissue Engineering
PRP Therapy For ACL
Source: NCBI
To systematically review the current literature for evidence that would substantiate the use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) in the treatment of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) ruptures.
Stem Cells Shows Promise For Repairing Torn Meniscus
Source: PR Newswire
Results are published in the scientific publication the Journal of Medical Cases, and is authored by USRM Chief Science Officer Dr. Kristin Comella and colleagues Dr. Scott Greenberg of the Magaziner Center for Wellness, and Dr. Laura Ross of Ross Orthopedic.
Oxygen-deprived Stem Cells More Effective At Making Bone
Source: ryortho
Depriving stem cells of oxygen and forming them into spheroids before using them to treat bone defects increases their ability to form new bone and repair existing bone, according to a new study led by Kent Leach, Ph.D., a professor of Biomedical Engineering and Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of California, Davis.
Stem Cell Treatment for Rotator Cuff Tear
Source: thriveMD
Regenerative medicine, specifically stem cell therapy, is changing the way shoulder injuries are managed. Stem cell therapy for shoulder pain, is quickly minimizing the need for invasive shoulder surgery.
How Successful is Stem Cell Therapy for Knees?
Source: Stem Cell The Magazine
One of the commonly treated areas of the body using stem cell therapy is the knee joint. It has been the most researched use of stem cells in regenerative orthopedic medicine. Knee pain is one of the leading causes of pain, 2 nd only to low back and spinal pain.
The Effects Stem Cells and Inflammation Have on Each Other
Source: Stem Cell The Magazine
Did you ever wonder why your stem cell counts decrease as you age? Is it just a fact of aging or are there other possible reasons?
