Sanuwave Says PACE Technology Shows Promise for Bone Tissue Engineering

Sanuwave’s Pulsed Acoustic Cellular Expression technology is showing promise in pre-clinical research to create autogenous sources of stem cells for bone tissue engineering, according to a release from Sanuwave.

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Results so far support the proposition that PACE could be used to cause proliferation and thickening of the cambium layer of the femur’s periosteum for intraoperative harvesting of progenitor stem cells for bone or cartilage regeneration.

Read Sanuwave’s release on Pulsed Acoustic Cellular Expression (pdf).

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