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PUTTING PATIENTS FIRST
Regenerative Medicine Institute is a multispeciality group of Board Certified physicians and allied health professionals working together to meet the needs of patients and families living with chronic degenerative disease. They work to streamline the referral process, share information with other healthcare personnel, communicate and work with primary care physicians and case managers, research treatments and procedures to find the best options for treating the causes of degenerative disease, and participate in drug trials and research. |
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GIVING PATIENTS AND FAMILIES HOPE
Regenerative Medicine Institute advocates the use of autologous adult stem cells (patient’s own stem cells) as they pose no possibility for rejection. Regenerative Medicine Institute investigators work with other world-renown research groups in order to find more efficient ways to deliver stem cells, including tissue engineering. In order to ensure patient safety, all research procedures are subject to strict oversight. Specific trail protocols are submitted and approved by Hospital Angeles’ bioethics and scientific committees. They must then be approved by the International Cellular Medicine Society, a non-profit third party dedicated to patient safety and international standards. Further, the same protocol must be endorsed by COFEPRIS, the Mexican equivalent of the FDA. |
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CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY
Regenerative Medicine is an Institute where board certified, multi-specialty physicians work together, using endovascular research methods in order to place a patient’s own stem cells (autologous) as close as possible to the target organ or tissue. Utilizing specialized catheters makes this cutting-edge procedure less invasive than traditional treatments and doctors are able to get the stem cells to the most remote areas of the body. Patients are awake for the entire procedure, which usually lasts less than an hour. |
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| Crazy is Contagious |
Last Friday is a bit of a blur (I was pretty sick with something that I doubt was the Black Plague), but let me see if I can do this story justice. It all began with a blog… You may … Continue reading →
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| Rolling with the Punches |
Life has been challenging of late. There have been losses and there have been changes that feel uncomfortable. My life is being upturned and I know that more changes are on the way. Still, I’m reminded that no one has … Continue reading →
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It’s tough to know what to believe, particularly when you really want to believe what a person is telling you. I suspect that all of us have been lied to at one time or another, but none of us likes … Continue reading →
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I know I’ve mentioned her before, but there’s a lady named Barbara Hanson who just fascinates me. Along with friend, Jeannine Richardson, Hanson started StemCellPioneers.com. These two ladies – both of whom suffer with COPD – are on the forefront … Continue reading →
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| Life to the Fullest |
I’m not sure about you, but I think we get one shot at life, one chance to experience our years on this planet in all their pain and glory. We only have so many opportunities to spend time with friends, … Continue reading →
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Clinical Trials by Specialty: |
PATIENT FUNDED TRIALS |
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Acute MI,Sub-acute MI, Congestive heart failure, Post-infarct Congestive heart failure |
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Critical Limb Ischemia (IM for localized ischemia, direct for surgical, non-surgical and Intermitent claudication) |
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| Pulmonology |
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Emphysema, Chronic Bronchitis, Pulmonary Fibrosis |
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| Ophthalmology |
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Retinitis Pigmentosa, Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma |
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| Gastroenterology |
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Liver failure |
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| Endocrinology |
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Type II Diabetes |
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| Urology |
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Erectile Dysfunction |
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| Geriatrics |
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Frailty Syndrome |
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| Nephrology |
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Renal Failure |
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| Hematology |
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Leukemia, Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Multiple Myeloma |
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| Immunology |
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Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Rheumatoid Arthritis |
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| Neurology |
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Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Stroke, Diffuse Lesions |
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| Pediatrics |
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Cerebral Palsy, Autism |
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| Orthopedics |
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Osteoarthritis, Hip, Shoulder and Knee Degeneration |
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| Reconstructive Surgery |
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Post mastectomy breast reconstruction |
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History of Stem Cell Treatment | Guidelines to follow when choosing stem cell therapy
Scientists have long been fascinated by the power of stem cells, which has led to current stem cell treatment. These adaptive cells have the potential to develop into different kinds of cells, depending upon what the human body needs them to be. They act as a personal repair system, uniquely able to regenerate damaged tissue. Better yet, stem cells divide without limit, giving the body a fighting chance to fight degeneration. While scientists have long suspected the potential of stem cells in healing, 1973 was the first time physicians were able to successfully perform the first stem cell transplant between unrelated patients. Stem cell therapy has mushroomed since that time as physicians realized that the same stem cells used to fight diseases such as leukemia can also treat Alzheimer's disease, COPD, heart disease and other degenerative conditions. Executive Director of the International Cellular Medicine Society (ICMS), David Audley, was asked what patients should look for in a stem cell therapy program. Audley gave a three-part answer. "Transparency. It should be obvious what they're getting. They should hear about possible outcomes and how the stem cell treatment they're receiving has worked for other patients. Oversight. They should find out if their doctor has anyone looking over his shoulder to make sure things are being done right. And they need follow up. That doctor should not just treat them and send them on their way. A patient should know that someone will be following up on their case." |
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