It has been shown that stromal-vascular fraction isolated from adipose tissues contains an abundance of CD34+ cells. Histological analysis of adipose tissue revealed that CD34+ cells are widely distributed among adipocytes and are predominantly associated with vascular structures. The majority of CD34+ cells from freshly isolated stromal-vascular fraction were CD31-/CD144- and could be separate...

INTRODUCTION Tendon injuries are notorious for slow and functionally inferior healing. It is claimed that cell-based therapy would result in faster and more efficient healing of injured tissues with less postoperative complications. Given the limitations associated with ex vivo cellular expansion, we tried to evaluate the possible effects of intratendinous injection of adipose derived stromal v...

30: Effect of Adipose Stromal Vascular Fraction on Random Pattern Flap Viability in Rats with Diabetes and Chronic Renal Disease: An Experimental Study The abstract, Effect of Adipose Stromal Vascular Fraction on Random Pattern Flap Viability in Rats with Diabetes and Chronic Renal Disease: An Experimental Study, which appears on page 23 in this supplement, was previously published in the Europ...

The cartilage is a connective tissue that, due to the strength of its extracellular matrix, allows the tissue to tolerate mechanical stress without undergoing permanent deformation. It is responsible for the support of soft tissues and due to its smooth surface and elasticity, gives the joints the ability to slip and bend. excessive weight, excessive activity, or trauma can all cause cartilage ...

Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the main causes disability worldwide and caused by progressive degeneration joint tissues, ultimately leading to chronic pain loss function. Intraarticular delivery mesenchymal stromal cells, such as adipose-derived cells (ASCs), being actively investigated due their trophic properties observed in both preclinical clinical studies. However, cell expansion handling ...