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Stem cell regenerative medicine（Clinique Haru Kyoto）

No.K617-1
Clinique Haru Kyoto（Kinki/Kyoto）

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Culture stem cell treatment
SVF (Stromal Vascular Cell Group) Therapy

Conveniently Located in the Heart of Kyoto
Our clinic is located on the 6th floor of Hotel Granvia Kyoto, which is directly connected to Kyoto Station.

To ensure sufficient time for each consultation, we operate on a strict appointment-only basis.

Genres
  • Department
  • Disease
    Osteoarthritis
  • Examination Items/Treatments/Surgical method
    Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cells, iPS
  • Region/Organ
Program Summary
We specialize in regenerative medicine for degenerative joint diseases, primarily focusing on shoulders and knees. Our process involves extracting and culturing stem cells from harvested fat to increase their quantity before injecting them into the affected joints at a later date. A follow-up injection is administered six months later, completing the treatment cycle.
On the other hand, we also offer next-generation stem cell therapy in which stem cells are not injected alone, but are administered with the surrounding tissue (the surrounding microenvironment that allows stem cells to be more active), which is still present in the fat.
This next-generation treatment is completed in a single day and is as effective as the first method. As these treatments utilize the patient's own cells, they are associated with minimal side effects and are less burdensome on the body.
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Eligibility Criteria/Exclusions for Treatment
It is ideal to have blood test results and imaging data (primarily MRI scans) available, but if you don't have these, we can conduct the necessary imaging at facilities near our clinic.
Precautions / Contraindications
Patients may experience transient joint fever following the injection. The effectiveness of the treatment can vary based on the extent of the original joint deformity. Additionally, the effects are not immediate and tend to manifest gradually over time.
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