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STEM CELL EXPERIMENTAL THERAPY BY NICHI-IN CENTRE FOR REGENERATIVE MEDICINE, INDIA
 

Though stem cells are available in Embryo, Umbilical Cord Blood, Wharton's jelly etc., we at NCRM are using ONLY the autologous (patients own) cells taken from bone marrow or other parts (depending upon the condition) at the moment for several illnesses for which strong scientific evidences are available as well as similar treatment has been reported in the peer reviewed scientific journals with an acceptable outcome.

The treatment protocols are submitted to the ethics committee and approved before treatment is started and our prime concern is "Prium Non Nocere", which means "Not to harm", as the treatment of any disease should not be more harmful than when leaving it untreated.

We Dont Use Embryonic Stem Cells or Umbilical Cord Blood Cells or any other material from either other human beings or animal source.

At the present moment following diseases/conditions
are dealt with*:

1. Critical limb ischemia / ischemic ulcer of the leg, foot especially in diabetic patients untreatable with conventional treatments such as bypass surgery

2. Ischemic heart diseases and cardiomyopathy untreatable with conventional treatments such as angioplasty, stents or bypass surgery

3. Spinal cord injury and neurological trauma where the patient has no conventional treatment available and left paraplegic

4. Cirrhosis of Liver

5. Oral Submucal Fibrosis

6. For other diseases -Click here

For further details contact us by email: info@ncrm.org

 
 
* As per the ICMR guidelines, these are done only as an experimental study
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*"Nichi" stands for Japan and "In" stands for India. This institute started on an Indo-Japan collaboration now has spreaded further with global alliances
 
 
 
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