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Stem Cell Treatment For Lung Diseases: Advancells Protocol
We are exploiting the most potent stem cells isolated from patients own Bone Marrow or Adipose tissue or may be both depending upon the assessment. Our top priority is to provide very comprehensive, individualized treatment pattern which is best suited for the patients undergoing treatment.
Since body’s own cells are used the technique is very safe with no side effects, non invasive and effective.
Step 1- Qualification For The Therapy
A safety and efficacy assessments will be prescribed by our experts in order to investigate the stage of severity and qualify the patient for the treatment. Following pretreatment assessments can be suggested depending upon the patient’s medical and family background:
Pre-Treatment Assessments
- Routine Blood Tests
- Routine Urine Analysis
- Infectious disease testing
- Sputum Testing
- Physical Examination
- X Ray
Pre-Operative Assessments
- Spirometry Test
- Other Lung Function Test
- MRI
- CT scan
- Medical History
- Counselling
As per these results, the patient will be counseled further for final decision of protocol.
Step 2- Source Extraction
With the physician’s approval and guidance, the source from which stem cells are to be collected is decided. In general patient can be prescribed, stem cells isolated from Bone Marrow or Adipose Tissue, as these are the most potent Autologous sources available. However, in certain cases, both sources can be utilized for a better outcome. Doctors can also suggest stem cell stimulation therapy for some, depending upon the severity and requirement.
The specified amount of samples will be extracted from the patient’s own body on the intimated date and time, with the application of local anesthesia. The entire procedure takes around 7-8 hours. However, in case of extraction from multiple sources the patient might need to stay for a little longer time.
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Step 3- Laboratory Processing
The extracted sample, will be sent to the government approved cGMP laboratory for processing. The sample processing will be done in a state of the art class 10,000 clean room in compliance with the ISO and GMP standards.
The sample will undergo minimum manipulation in our complete automated Sepax technology to be enriched with the pure population of stem cell culture. The isolated stem cells will be characterized for quality, purity and viability.
The client will be given a third party certificate from Internationally Accredited Lab for the quality purpose.
Step 4- Stem Cell Implantation
Once stem cells are enriched and ready to be injected back into the body, we have worked on different modes of implanting them. However, depending upon the patient’s physiological and mental well being, one of the following will be finalized by our experts.
Intravenous Injection: Stem cells will be infused into the body, by infusing through the vein.
Intra-thecal Injection: Stem cells will be infused, via catheter into the artery.
Follow up Treatment
In a post treatment, care, the patient will be asked to visit the doctors after a specific period of time, for some rehabilitation programs, including strength, training exercises, oxygen therapy, counselling, Self regulation, evaluation and follow up.
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“Advancells is a strong advocate of greater transparency in medical procedures in general and Stem Cells Procedures in particular. As a part of our effort of bringing transparent procedures to our clients, we provide each client a Third Party Certificate (from an internationally accredited lab) for the cell count and viability of the cells that we are able to process from the autologous cell source of the patient. To view the sample copy of the certificate “click here“
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