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What is umbilical cord 干细胞疗法?
脐带血是充满活力的年轻细胞的丰富来源, 包括干细胞, cytokines and growth factors that support tissue regeneration and repair. Umbilical cord blood is derived from the umbilical cord which connects the mother to her baby.
什么是干细胞?
Stem cells are undifferentiated (not specified) cells with the potential to develop into other types of specialized cells like soft tissue, muscle and cartilage. Types of stem cells present in umbilical cord blood include 间充质干细胞, Hematopoietic Stem Cells and other beneficial cell populations. These young cells, cytokines and growth factors work together to help balance the body’s ability to repair and regenerate itself.
Sources of umbilical cord blood.
Umbilical cord blood is donated tissue from consenting donors that undergo full testing. Each donor is subjected to comprehensive infectious disease testing that surpass federal and industry standards, ensuring it is safe for use.
Potential uses of umbilical cord blood.
Umbilical cord blood is used to treat a variety of conditions.
Potential uses
Umbilical cord a blood stem cells may be used to treat various conditions such as:
Degenerative diseases
Tissue injuries
Blood Disorders
Metabolic Disorders
Immune Disorders
Umbilical cord blood cells easily adapt to your body’s environment and begin to signal your cells. This signaling can speed up the body’s natural healing process and reinforce the body’s immune system.
Procedure of obtaining umbilical cord blood.
Cord blood is obtained from a healthy donor during a live healthy birth. The umbilical cord is clamped and cut as normal following birth, but instead of discarding, the cord is taken to another room where the leftover blood within is obtained. The mother and baby do not experience any pain and the baby does not experience any shortage of stem cells.
Once obtained, the blood is tested and processed to remove the red blood cells and the plasma. The remaining mononucleated cells, which include stem cells, can be developed into a biologic therapy which may be cryopreserved or frozen for later use.
Advantages of using umbilical cord 干细胞疗法.
The advantage of using stem cells and growth factors from the umbilical cord are:
They differentiate and multiply more efficiently
They naturally move to the desired area
They adapt very well to the host body without causing an adverse reaction
As the umbilical cord is normally discarded at birth, its use for cellular therapy does not raise any ethical concerns
Risks and complications of umbilical cord 干细胞疗法.
There is no possible risk to the baby or mother since the cord blood is obtained after the cord has been detached.
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临床试验证明每公斤体重注射一百万个干细胞的剂量足以诱导疾病缓解
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姓名: 阿杰先生 ( 英国), 2018
年龄: 33
健康）状况:
直拨电话 (退行性椎间盘疾病)
降低 & 胸椎僵硬 & 疼痛;
L1-S1 椎间盘突出凹陷神经根.
(背痛/僵硬)
右肩骨关节炎;
(肩部疼痛 & 刚性)
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我在妈妈的陪伴下旅行，我收到了总共50,000,000个干细胞, 在我的上背部和下背部, 和右肩.
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现在已经 2 自从我接受干细胞几个月后，他们继续修复我的身体和受损的细胞. 这是一个持久的效果. 我对结果已经很满意了.
…. 我联系了我国家在英国的干细胞医生, 在美国, 俄罗斯, 印度, 和大部分欧洲. 我发现我找到的那些要么定价过高, 或者只做某些关于干细胞的服务. 就我而言，我的健康有多个问题，而且我的问题不止一个特定领域. NBScience 一起解决了我所有的问题. 我只想概述这对我来说是最重要的. 非常感谢 NBScience 帮助过我的所有医生. 我找不到另一家干细胞公司提供更广泛的 NBScience 允许的服务. 我在干细胞注射期间的经验非常出色. 一切都进行得非常顺利且结构合理.
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