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Stem Cell Therapy | Kansas RMC

Posted: August 3, 2016 at 3:52 pm

What Services Does Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center Offer?

Stem Cells (SVF): We are an advanced, stand-alone stem cell therapy center offering Autologous Adipose (Fat) Derived Stem Cell Treatments. Autologous stem cells from a persons own fat are easy to harvest safely under local anesthesia and are abundant in quantities up to 2500 times those seen in bone marrow. We use the latest surgical equipment, cell counter and instruments such as the advanced Terason Usmart3200t Ultrasound, to help pinpoint the deployment of your stem cells. Learn more at Terason.com.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP):We offer Platelet Rich Plasma as a stand-alone procedure or to be used in conjunction with your stem cell deployment. PRP treatment recently gained widespread recognition in the sports world. Platelets function as a natural reservoir for growth factors that are essential to repair injured tissues. PRP activates tenocytes to proliferate quickly and produce collagen to help repair injured tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and muscles.

The Cell Surgical Network was founded nearly two years after the formation of the California Stem Cell Treatment Center (founded in 2010). Affiliate members like Kansas Regenerative Medicine Center are generally made up of teams of multidisciplinary physicians in order to best assess and provide care for our patients. The Cell Surgical Network and KRMC emphasizes quality and is highly committed to clinical research and the advancement of regenerative medicine.

Currently, KRMC and all affiliate members use the same sterile closed surgical procedure to process fat using a mini-liposuction procedure in order to isolate and implant a patients own source of regenerative cells on the same day. The source of the regenerative cells actually comes from stromal vascular fraction (SVF) a protein rich segment from processed adipose tissue. Stromal vascular fraction contains a mononuclear cell line (predominantly autologous mesenchymal stem cells), macrophage cells, endothelial cells, red blood cells, and important growth factors that facilitate the stem cell process and promote their activity. Our technology allows us to isolate high numbers of viable cells that we can deploy during the same surgical setting.

While vigilant about patient safety, we are also learning about which diseases respond best and which deployment methods are most effective. CSN employs a clinical research coordinator and an online database to collect valuable data from throughout the network of affiliates. Affiliates like KRMC have the opportunity to share not only their data, but their experiences, thus implementing higher levels of understanding and care.

As a physician of over 40 years, I continue to be amazed at the results I see using stem cell therapy.

Frank C. Lyons, MD MEDICAL DIRECTOR

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Kansas to Build First US Stem Cell Research Center | CorCell

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Stem cell research has often been a topic of controversy, but much of this is due to a misunderstanding of where stem cells come from. While it is true that embryos do contain stem cells, they are certainly not the only source. In fact, modern researchers are narrowing their focus on adult stem cells primarily those obtained from umbilical cord blood, cord tissue, and to a lesser degree, bone marrow. On Monday, April 22nd, Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed a bill establishing the nations first adult stem cell research center at Kansas University Medical Center.

The bill was sponsored by anti-abortion groups and heavily promoted by the conservative Family Research Council. The center would have a strict ban on embryonic stem cells, and will instead focus only on adult stem cells. There are currently many trials underway involving stem cells obtained from adult bone marrow, but many researchers feel that the most promising potential lies in the stem cells found in umbilical cord blood and tissue. In addition to being controversy free, these cells are also pain free to collect. Since this material is normally discarded as waste, the risk normally associated with a medical procedure is not present.

The opening of this new research center would be a major boost for Kansas University. Since it would be the first of its kind and since new discoveries are being made every year on possible uses, a research center devoted exclusively to using these cells could become a world leader in developing new treatments and therapies. In addition, the non-controversial nature of the research would make it much more likely to receive the funding needed for this type of research.

This facility could help usher in a new era of medicine, and perhaps even makecord blood bankinga routine practice. To learn more about stem cell research, or how you can have your childs cord blood stored,contact CorCellat -888-882-CORD(2673) or (702) 914-7250 for international calls.

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Stem cell program – University of Kansas Medical Center

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A primary and high-priority area of interest in the CVRI involves investigation of adult stem cell biology and therapy. A growing body of evidence supports the notion that transplantation of adult stem/progenitor cells can induce cardiac repair and improve left ventricular function and structure after myocardial infarction. The stem cell program in the CVRI conducts research to identify the optimal cell for this purpose and to enhance the outcomes via modification of cells before transplantation.

The major goals of the stem cell program are:

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Mesenchymal stem cell therapy for infarct repair: Mesenchymal stem cells represent a rare population of primitive cells that reside in the bone marrow and participate in organ repair following injury. Injection of these cells after myocardial infarction can repair the heart and improve left ventricular function. These studies are broadly directed at improving the outcomes of MSC therapy for cardiac repair.

Wnt11 signaling in stem cell-induced cardiac repair: Wnt11 is a member of the 'wingless' family of glycoproteins that participate in various biological processes, including cellular proliferation, differentiation, and migration during development. The goal of this project is to delineate the role of Wnt11 signaling in differentiation of adult bone marrow cells and in cardiac repair.

Pretreatment of stem cells for greater cardiac differentiation: Our laboratory has extensive experience with the induction of cellular differentiation using various defined media. The primary goal of this project is to identify biological agents that will direct differentiation of adult stem/progenitors in cardiac lineages.

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Stem Cell Research | Illinois Right to Life

Posted: August 3, 2016 at 3:51 pm

Unless you are the self-proclaimed science nerd of your friend and family circle, most people dont quite understand stem cell research and the ethical issues surrounding it.

If you try to learn more from Google, you will likely be bombarded by medical lingo until you feel immersed in a foreign language.

Have no fear, heres a few things you need to know about stem cell research to impress your science nerd friends.

1 What exactly is embryonic stem cell research?

Human embryonic stem cell research usually begins when scientists manufacture conception within a lab. Once conception has been manufactured, the tiny human is allowed to grow for about 3-5 days. Then, the developing human is usually killed in order to harvest the stem cells for research.

2 Why is embryonic stem cell research unethical?

At conception this tiny humans hair color, eye color, and sex have already been determined. The tiny humans DNA is completely unique from the mother and father and will never again be repeated in the history of the human race. To conduct embryonic stem cell research, scientists usually stop that rapidly growing tiny human from developing which otherwise left alone would become a fully formed human being. Remember, you and I started out this small too!

3 Is embryonic stem cell research successful?

Not exactly. Not only is it very controversial, it has been found highly ineffective as well. Adult stem cell research has been found to be significantly more successful.

4 So Adult Stem Cell research is ethical, right?

Not so fast. Most of adult stem cell research is ethical and shows very encouraging results to cure neurological and other diseases. However the word adult in stem cell research is used to describe the age of the cell not the age of the person its is taken from. Therefore, adult stem cells can also be used to describe cells taken from an aborted child.

5 Where I can find more information?

You can find more information at http://www.stemcellresearch.org. You can also find additional information at Wisconsin Right to Life.

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IMS ALGERIE | Industrie Mdical Service

Posted: August 3, 2016 at 3:50 pm

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NJMS Stem Cells – Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

Posted: August 1, 2016 at 7:56 am

Welcome to the Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine Web Site.

This web portal was developed by Dr. Pranela Rameshwar, Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology-Oncology. The site is intended to provide educational materials on stem cell biology and the application to regenerative medicine/tissue repair. The students who have taken the graduate courses in stem cell biology as well as those who were involved in stem cell research participated in the development of the contents.

The course material is useful for clinical application for stem cell and for those in training such as residents and fellows. A comprehensive collection of FAQ's serves as a great resource and starting point for those seeking general information. Much of the information provided within the FAQ's is directly referenced, enabling interested parties to locate the associated primary literature for greater detail. Further, the Recommended Articles section contains a list of relevant articles sorted by category. Due to space limit it is impossible to list all of the articles and any omission is not deliberate. The reader is recommended to access other databases for further information on stem cell biology.

The Resources section is a great `jump-off' point for nearly all visitors seeking additional information. This section includes News Resources, various Reports and much more.

The Current News section provides the latest news stories surrounding stem cell research and regenerative medicine. For additional news, please visit the News Resources section.

Research professionals are encouraged to visit the Seminar Series and Information for Researchers sections.

Please direct any questions regarding content or the seminar series to Dr. Pranela Rameshwar, course director of the stem cell course and Professor of Medicine, New Jersey Medical School.

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Regenexx has many non-surgical platelet and stem cell based procedures developed to help patients avoid spine surgery and high dose epidural steroid side effects. These procedures utilize the patients own natural growth factors or stem cells to treat bulging or herniated discs, degenerative conditions in the spine, and other back and neck conditions that cause pain.

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Home | Stem Cells | University of Nebraska Medical Center

Posted: August 1, 2016 at 7:55 am

The latest Techniques in Stem Cell Research

Stem cells offer exciting therapeutic potential....

Since its establishment in 1880, UNMC has instituted a history of monumental discoveries that have altered the fields of medicine and saved thousands of lives. UNMCs mission to improve the health of Nebraska through premier educational programs, innovative research, the highest quality patient care, and outreach to underserved populations has inherently forged the development of an institute that offers innovative therapies and extraordinary care.

Faculty and staff at the University of Nebraska Medical Center are committed to the development of their programs to continue to pioneer leadership in areas such as research, education, transplant, cancer therapy, and many others. UNMC also has a distinguished national and international reputation in stem cell transplantation for a variety of diseases. One area in particular, developed by UNMCs own faculty, has helped the university to become a world leader in leukemia and lymphoma therapy. Following some 20 years of basic science research around the world and gradual refinement of clinically applied transplantation, the first patients at UNMC were transplanted with bone marrow cells in 1983. Techniques pioneered at UNMC using peripheral blood derived stem cells have also become an important part of the clinical care and treatment at the university.

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What Can I Eat If I Have Diabetes

Posted: August 1, 2016 at 7:51 am

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Stem Cell Therapy | Kansas RMC

Kansas to Build First US Stem Cell Research Center | CorCell

Stem cell program – University of Kansas Medical Center

Stem Cell Research | Illinois Right to Life

IMS ALGERIE | Industrie Mdical Service

NJMS Stem Cells – Rutgers New Jersey Medical School

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