Marrow-derived stem cells for chronic wounds

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The use of marrow-derived stem cells to accelerate healing in chronic wounds.
Rogers LC, Bevilacqua NJ, Armstrong DG.
Int Wound J. 2008 Jan 2 [Epub ahead of print]

Adult bone marrow-derived stem cells may aid the healing of chronic lower extremity wounds by transplanting a population of progenitor cells locally into the wound. We present results from three cases in which bone marrow aspirate containing marrow-derived cells was applied/injected locally into complex lower extremity chronic wounds of differing aetiologies. Our case series suggest that bone marrow aspirate, applied topically and injected into the wound periphery, may be a useful and potentially safe adjunct to wound simplification and ultimate closure.
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