Stem Cell Collection
What is stem cell collection?
Stem cell collection involves the collection and preservation of umbilical cord blood and tissue, which is rich in valuable stem cells.
This non-invasive procedure occurs immediately after delivery. Healthcare professionals safely retrieving these cells from the umbilical cord and placenta.
Preserving stem cells offers a unique opportunity for future medical treatments, as they have the potential to regenerate and repair damaged tissues.
This proactive measure ensures a readily available source of stem cells that may contribute to future healthcare advancements and potential therapeutic interventions.
Stem cell collection at birth provides a proactive approach for potential future medical interventions, offering a valuable source of stem cells for emerging treatments.
Preserved stem cells from umbilical cord blood can be utilised to treat various blood disorders, including leukaemia and anaemia, through transplantation.
The collected stem cells hold potential for regenerative medicine, contributing to the repair and regeneration of damaged tissues and organs.
Stem cells may be beneficial for addressing genetic conditions, as they offer a source of healthy cells that can replace or repair defective ones.
Stem cells have the potential to support treatments for neurological disorders and musculoskeletal conditions by promoting tissue repair and regeneration.
