Stem cells are able to rapidly REGENERATE (re-grow and expand) new arterial/blood networks to facilitate the recovery of diabetic ischemia wounds.
Arrow in (baseline) indicates that there is no blood flow below the ankle at Baseline.
Arrow in (6 months) indicates the newly visible collateral vessels below the ankle at 6 months after treatment.
Before
After
The current medical management of diabetic foot ulcers require:
- Protecting the wound by using appropriate therapeutic footwear.
- Daily saline or similar dressings to provide a moist wound environment.
- Debridement when necessary.
- Antibiotic therapy if osteomyelitis or cellulitis is present.
- Optimal control of blood glucose.
- Use of hyperbaric therapy.
However, current medical offerings are unable to correct or regenerate damaged blood vessels causing peripheral arterial insufficiency.
Stem cells are able to rapidly regenerate (re-grow and expand) new arterial/blood networks to facilitate the recovery of diabetic ischemia wounds.
