Olfactory ensheathing cells
Exploring the human nose
Herausgegeben: Thomson-Smith, Lydia D.
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Medical scientists have successfully treated an paralyzed dog with the latter's nose cells. The results have now been published officially in Brain a British neurology journal. Reports have shown that the dog's hind legs was paralyzed after being hit by a car. Hence, scientists have explained that they have taken some cells from the dog's nose and have implanted them in his injured spine. In-depth research have advanced that the medical experts have collected olfactor...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Medical scientists have successfully treated an paralyzed dog with the latter's nose cells. The results have now been published officially in Brain a British neurology journal. Reports have shown that the dog's hind legs was paralyzed after being hit by a car. Hence, scientists have explained that they have taken some cells from the dog's nose and have implanted them in his injured spine. In-depth research have advanced that the medical experts have collected olfactory ensheathing cells from the dogs' noses, the have cultured them in Petri dishes during 3 to 5 weeks. Subsequently, the specialists have injected the cells into the dogs' spines. As a result, the dog was found to be able to walk again. However, scientists have mentioned that the cells have not restore communication between the brain and the hind legs...
