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Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Require multiple general anaesthetic procedures;
Stem Cells certainly qualify as one of the emerging major discoveries of modern medicine.
Their role and function is rapidly being understood across all aspects of health and bodily function, and the manipulation and application of them holds out the prospect of major new therapies in the coming decades. Importantly, many of these new therapies will be in fields that are proving intractable to current medicinal and biotech approaches.
Examples include:
Major challenges are slowly being overcome, starting with sourcing adequate quantities of Stem-Cells from adults. Bone marrow and blood are proving to have associated issues, but fortunately the body also produces and stores large quantities of Stem-Cells in easily accessible adipose reserves.
T&CT has developed a deep pool of experience in handling, processing and effectively storing human tissue, and particularly adipose, over nearly 20 years. Significantly, we believe that our proprietary technology – fully FDA compliant – is currently among the the leaders in the industry in being able to guarantee high levels of cell survivability through cryo-preservation, storage and thaw up to 90-95% cell viability in the most cases.
T&CT partners with acknowledged leaders to provide our advanced tissue handling technology to the development of new procedures and therapies and will be at the forefront of Stem-cell based and autologous tissue therapies, particularly where long-term storage and recovery of tissue/product/sample is essential.