regenerative medicine

Lab grown urinary tubes offer hope for cell-based therapies

U.S. surgeons have succeeded in replacing damaged urinary tract with cells grown in the lab from the patients’ own cells of urinary tube.

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The study, published in the journal 'Lancet,' is a first in the field of regenerative medicine showing the potential power of cell-based therapies.

Doctors believe it might help repair injuries and replacement of whole organs.

The five patients for the study, aged 10-14 from Mexico, had suffered injuries in accident.

“Bioprinter” to roll out human organs

California-based regenerative medicine company Organovo and Invetech, a pacesetter in new product development and custom automation for the biomedical, industrial and consumer markets, can take pride in having developed a prototype machine that can grow new arteries.

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Researchers at the medicine firm believe that the some procedures could be implemented to create new organs.

That’s the “bioprinter” for you. Based on 3D laser printing technology, the “bioprinter”, to create body parts, puts living tissue together instead of combining layers of plastic and metal.

Partnership bears fruit
Dr. Fred Davis, president of Invetech said, "Building human organs cell-by-cell was considered science fiction not that long ago.”

Menstrual Blood - Embracing Prospects of Futuristic Regenerative Medicine

Discovering curative power of stem cells has been a revolutionary breakthrough in the field of surgery and medicine till date, which has actually given many - the precious gift of life.

Menstrual Blood - Embracing Prospects of Futuristic Regenerative Medicine

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