Stem Cells Collecting For Potential Nervours System Disorder Treatment

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In my previous post I was talking about my mama being sick. She is still not feeling good right now. How I wish I am over there with her and take care of her. I know she would want that. It is really very difficult having somebody you love becoming sick and you are not around that person in that moment. My mama has diabetes and thyroid. Her thyroid has not been active for the last several years, but my sister told me that she suspected that it is currently active again. And now, it looks like she have some nervous system disorder. That is another and new problem added to that. I hope that the doctor they are seeing is a good one and that will really check my mama thoroughly.

Worrying about my mama’s health, I happened to come across the 'Stem Cells and Development' article of April 2010 titled "Menstrual Blood Cells Display Stem Cell–Like Phenotypic Markers and Exert Neuroprotection Following Transplantation in Experimental Stroke". The article is stating that stem cells found in menstrual blood may one day be a potential source for stem cell therapies in stroke and other central nervous system disorders. Its blood-derived cells exemplify a source of “individually tailored” donor cells that completely match the transplant recipient, at least in women. The present neurostructural and behavioral benefi ts afforded by transplanted menstrual blood-derived cells support their use as a stem cell source for cell therapy in stroke. That menstrual blood that represents a novel source of stem cells is recognized in the remarkable capacity of the lining of the uterus for regeneration after each menstrual cycle. Extraction of this rich source of stromal cells is efficient and noncontroversial. In studying the cells released from the uterine lining as part of the menstrual blood, multipotent cells capable of differentiating into chrondrogenic, adipogenic, osteogenic, neurogenic, endothelial, pulmonary epithelial, hepatic/pancreatic, and cardiogenic cell.

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What Are Medical Electrodes?

A little over one month ago, my husband was admitted in the hospital. I was so worried looking at him with all those several cords that were hooked on him. Both my mom-in-law and my sister-in-law are working in a hospital and they explained to me the medical terms, stuff and some other medical stuff to inform me of my husband’s condition and to help my fears subside. My husband was under sedation for two days but I was talking to him believing he can hear me.
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Talking about medical stuff; let me share you something what I have found. The “robotic-like-effect” that are hook up on the patient’s head are called the medical corkscrew electrodes . They sure look scary to me. These are use in operating room during surgery for monitoring. If you are a doctor or an anesthesiologist you may get interested on this site, www.medical-electrodes.com. They can provide you a list of the most trusted suppliers of corkscrew electrodes . They provide video in their site to help you better understand the product. Medical-Electrodes.com can also help you find the single use medical electrodes that come in package of 6 different colors and the lowest price corkscrew electrodes in the market.