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Why is Amniotic Tissue Great For Regenerative Medicine

Dr. David Greene of R3 Stem Cell discusses the many benefits of using amniotic tissue in regenerative medicine. Amniotic tissue is rich in growth factors and other regenerative properties that can help to heal a variety of injuries and ailments. To know more information, visit our website. <br>

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Why is Amniotic Tissue Great For Regenerative Medicine

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  1. DR DAVIDG GREENE R3 STEM CELL Why is Amniotic Tissue Great For Regenerative Medicine

  2. Regenerative medicine Posted at 04:28h in Amniotic Stem Cells Regenerative medicine is a relatively new and rapidly evolving field in the treatment of pain management, chronic disease, and injuries previously treatable with only surgery. Stem cell therapy has gained the attention of the scientific community over the past few decades, first with investigational research using embryonic stem cells and now with research focusing on amniotic tissue and amniotic fluid.

  3. The Amniotic Membrane The majority of research focuses on amniotic fluid and the stem cells that are harvested from this fluid. We must not forget about the stem cell rich amniotic membrane as well. The human amniotic membrane is made up of two types of stem cells: human amnion mesenchymal stromal cells and human amnion epithelial cells. Both of these types of cells display the same properties. When studied in vitro, they differentiate into mesodermal lineages.

  4. Interventional Pain Management Human amniotic membranes are also at the forefront of interventional pain management. Using amniotic tissue to treat pain management is actually treating the root cause and not the symptoms, as most other treatments do. Studies concentrating on pain management therapy are investigating the role of amniotic tissue in the healing of tissue damage and inflammation.

  5. Future Applications The primary challenge right now is establishing an efficient method to generate amniotic cell cultures, eliminating the need for refrigeration and centrifugation of fresh samples. This would allow for a continuous supply of clonal lines from amniocentesis samples and birth harvests. Communication is another issue that amniotic derived tissue can solve.

  6. The primary challenge right now is establishing an efficient method to generate amniotic cell cultures, eliminating the need for refrigeration and centrifugation of fresh samples. This would allow for a continuous supply of clonal lines from amniocentesis samples and birth harvests. Communication is another issue that amniotic derived tissue can solve.One future application is using amniotic stem cells to treat babies with congenital heart defects. Although this research is still in the very early phases, it has the potential to treat thousands of babies who are born each year suffering from congenital heart defects. By treating this type of defect, the child would avoid multiple heart operations and the strong possibility of a transplant before the age of one.

  7. Thank You!! www.r3stemcell.co

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