What are stem cells?
They are cells found in the body that can self-renew and develop into different types of cells. That is why they are studied in regenerative medicine as a way to support the repair of damaged tissue in various conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What are stem cells?
Stem cells are cells capable of self-renewal and of developing into specialized cell types. In regenerative medicine, certain cell-based approaches may be considered to support tissue repair processes.
What is cell therapy?
Cell therapy uses cells obtained from the patient’s own body. At BIOSS, autologous cells are obtained from the patient’s bone marrow, then prepared and administered according to the medical plan. The procedure and route of administration depend on each case.
What is cell therapy used for?
It may be considered as part of a personalized approach to support tissue repair processes in certain conditions or injuries. Whether it is appropriate depends on the diagnosis and the medical evaluation.
Where do stem cells come from?
Stem cells can be obtained from different sources. At BIOSS, the cell therapy services described on this site use autologous cells obtained from the patient’s own bone marrow.
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Therapy Process
Dr. Guillermo Aguirre explains the process step by step and what patients can expect when they come to BIOSS for cell therapy.
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