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New options for therapeutic revascularization in lower extremity limb ischemia linked to the diabetic foot syndrome by autologous stem cell transplantation

Publication at Central Library of Charles University |
2015

Abstract

Type 2 diabetes incidence is growing worldwide. It is in up to 50% cases linked with diabetic foot syndrome.

This is associated with peripheral neuropathy and peripheral artery disease which increases risk of defects with impaired healing. Resulting high number of amputations has major influence on the quality of life and constitutes serious clinical issue.

In recent years numerous clinical studies have shown positive effect of new treatment modality using regenerative potential of the autologous stem cells transplantation. This review tries to summarize existing results of therapeutic revascularization using stem cell and to outline mechanism of their action.