P6: Perspective of Stem Cell Therapy for Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury
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it was estimated that 3 million people suffered from spinal cord injury. unfortunately up to date, there are not any reliable clinical treatments for spinal cord injury and researches for treatments of sci have focused on medication, surgery, stem cell transplantation, molecular therapy and tissue engineering. also scientists are trying to use a combination of stem cells and nanotechnology scie...
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Spinal cord injury results in severe damage to motor, sensory and autonomic nervous functions and may leads to paraplegia and tetraplegia. Due to cellular loss, regeneration after spinal cord injury is limited1 and current approaches to treat spinal cord injury do not lead to complete cure. Embryonic stem cells transplantation (embryonic central nervous system or human umbilical cord blood stem...
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volume 3 issue 4
pages 33- 33
publication date 2015-12
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