Results for regenerative medicine
Living well to a hundred and beyond
The public were given a preview of therapies that promise to preserve the quality of life of people well into old age
Producing fit and active centenarians
TRI is striving to enliven society by harnessing the power of regenerative medicine
Spinal cord treatment using stem cells
After a small-scale clinical trial, a promising stem-cell treatment for spinal cord injuries is now available in Japan
Preface
Masanori Fukushima, TRI Director, Foundation for Biomedical Research and Innovation at Kobe, Translational Research Center for Medical Innovation (TRI)
An overview of regenerative medicine: its principles and the scope of the current revolution
Masanori Fukushima, TRI Director, Foundation for Biomedical Research and Innovation at Kobe, Translational Research Center for Medical Innovation (TRI)
Stem-cell therapy 2: Tissue regeneration by Muse cells after acute myocardial infarction
Shinya Minatoguchi*†, Yoshihisa Yamada‡, Shingo Minatoguchi‡, Toshiki Tanaka‡, Atsushi Mikami*, Shohei Wakao§, Yoshihiro Kushida§ and Mari Dezawa§
Stem-cell therapy 3: Cell-based neovascularization therapy for peripheral arterial disease
Yasuyuki Fujita and Atsuhiko Kawamoto
Tissue engineering 1: Autologous transplantation of peripheral blood CD34+ cells in patients with femoral and tibial fracture non-union
Ryosuke Kuroda, Tomoyuki Matsumoto and Takahiro Niikura
Medical technology advancing along key fronts
Disruptive strategies for treating diseases, new medical devices and big data are set to transform medical treatment
Cells could help heal a broken heart
A recently discovered cell type may help improve the long-term outlook after heart attack
Reducing risk to life and limb through stem cell therapy
Stem cells offer hope for patients with critical limb ischemia, a potentially fatal circulatory disease of the legs
Stem cells deployed to unite broken bones that refuse to heal
Stem cell therapy assists healing broken bones in combination with bone graft surgery
Stimulating stem cells to heal burst eardrums
A sponge in the ear could become a safer and more convenient treatment for burst eardrums
Working together to accelerate medical innovation
Chinese and Japanese participants gathered in Chengdu to discuss advanced medicine