
Sources 1. Cotter, EJ, Wang, KC, Yanke, AB, Chubinskaya, S (2018) Bone marrow aspirate concentrate for cartilage defects of the knee: From bench to bedside evidence. Cartilage, 9(2):161-170. 2. Imam, MA, Holton, J, Horriat, S, Negida, AS, Grubhofer, F, Gupta, R, Narvani, A, Snow, M (2017) A systematic review of the concept and clinical applications of bone marrow aspirate concentrate in tendon pathology. SICOT J, 3(58). 3. Nancarrow-Lei, R, Mafi, P, Mafi, R, Khan, W (2017) A systemic review of adult mesenchymal stem cell sources and their multilineage differentiation potential relevant to muskuloskeletal tissue repair and regeneration. Current stem cell research & therapy, 12(8), 601-610. 4. Scarpone, MA, Kuebler, D (2016) Maxx - regen bone marrow aspiration system and related concentrations of stem and progenitor cells. Royal Biologics. For device instructions or more information, contact us or visit our website CellColt™ Selective multiradial bone marrow aspiration system for stem cell therapy M.D.L. S.r.l. Via Tavani 1/A, Delebio (SO), Italy, 23014 Tel: +39 0342 682130 E-mail: [email protected]
Open the catalog to page 1The best site for bone marrow aspiration is the Iliac Crest which contains a higher average concentration of cells compared to the tibia, heel or femur1, 2. Scarpone et al4 reports that, in order to limit the dilution with peripheral blood, the best trocar needs to have a closed tip in and radial side holes, which allow a more selective aspiration and in proximity to the trabeculae, where the higher concentrations of mesenchymal and progenitor cells are located. The CellColt™ System allow to achieve a selective aspiration of the bone marrow maximizing the stem cells and progenitor cells recovery...
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