Name: Kevin Stone: O futuro biológico das próteses de articulações.
Uploaded: 2010-07-22T14:44:00Z
Duration: 6 min 35 s
Description: A Artrite e as lesões desgastam milhões de articulações mas poucas delas recebem o melhor remédio -- tecido biológico real. Kevin Stone mostra um tratamento capaz de contornar os altos custos e escassez de doadores de transplantes humanos-para-humanos com uma utilização inovadora de tecido animal.

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A Artrite e as lesões desgastam milhões de articulações mas poucas delas recebem o melhor remédio -- tecido biológico real. Kevin Stone mostra um tratamento capaz de contornar os altos custos e escassez de doadores de transplantes humanos-para-humanos com uma utilização inovadora de tecido animal.

Kevin Stone: O futuro biológico das próteses de articulações.

Most joint replacements rely on artificial parts or scarce human tissue, but new breakthroughs use animal tissues to restore function. Half of people who live long lives will develop arthritis, often after years of sports or injury. By stripping donor animal tissues of immune triggers and loading them with a patient's stem cells, doctors can now regrow cartilage and ligaments. This approach promises cheaper, more natural, and widely available solutions for millions suffering from joint pain.