Stem cells, regenerative medicine and cellular rehabilitation
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Regenerative medicine is a new interdisciplinary field in biomedical science, which aims at the repair or replacement of the defective tissue or organ by congenital defects, aging, injury or diseases. Various cell-related techniques are a hot topic in the current press, and stem cell research can help us to expand our understanding of development as well as the pathogenesis of diseases and open a new area for regenerative medicine. Is now regenerative medicine and rehabilitation problems tightly intertwined. Rehabilitation specialist not only must be aware of cutting edge medical advances but also with physical therapy doctors must work closely with basic scientist (relatively to regenerative medicine problems) to guide the development of clinical relevant protocols. New direction of cellular rehabilitation open steps vertical integration between doctors and scientists of the medico-biological profile in toward.
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