PL399176A1 - Method for treatment of obesity and overweight, and diseases gastro-oesophageal reflux - Google Patents

Method for treatment of obesity and overweight, and diseases gastro-oesophageal reflux

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PL399176A1
PL399176A1 PL399176A PL39917612A PL399176A1 PL 399176 A1 PL399176 A1 PL 399176A1 PL 399176 A PL399176 A PL 399176A PL 39917612 A PL39917612 A PL 39917612A PL 399176 A1 PL399176 A1 PL 399176A1
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stomach
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Zbigniew Kowalczyk
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    • A61K35/12Materials from mammals; Compositions comprising non-specified tissues or cells; Compositions comprising non-embryonic stem cells; Genetically modified cells
    • A61K35/28Bone marrow; Haematopoietic stem cells; Mesenchymal stem cells of any origin, e.g. adipose-derived stem cells

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Abstract

Sposób leczenia otylosci i nadwagi oraz choroby refleksowej zoladkowo-przelykowej (GERD) polega na tym, ze komórki macierzyste i regeneracyjne wyodrebnione z wlasnej tkanki tluszczowej (ADRC - Adipose Derived Regenerative Cells) wstrzykuje sie w tkanke podsluzowa lub miesniowa, zoladka w okolicach wpustu i dna zoladka. Wyodrebnione komórki ADRC podaje sie w procedurach endoskopowych lub chirurgicznych otwartych lub laparoskopowych. Wyodrebnione komórki ADRC wzbogaca sie dodatkiem graftu tluszczowego w ilosci minimum 5 ml i nie wiecej niz 25 ml. Sposób stanowi uzupelnienie innych procedur bariatrycznych ograniczajacych wielkosc zoladka, jak regulowana opaska zoladkowa, czesciowa resekcja rekawowa zoladka lub wypelniajacych zoladek, jak implanty wewnatrzzoladkowe lub wplywajacych na motoryke albo wywolanie uczucia sytosci poprzez elektrostymulacje (neurostymulatory).The method of treating obesity and overweight and gastroesophageal reflex disease (GERD) is that stem and regenerative cells separated from their own adipose tissue (ADRC - Adipose Derived Regenerative Cells) are injected into the submucous or muscular tissue, the stomach around the cardia and fundus stomach. Separated ADRC cells are administered in open or laparoscopic endoscopic or surgical procedures. The isolated ADRC cells are enriched with a minimum of 5 ml fat graft and no more than 25 ml. The method complements other bariatric procedures limiting the size of the stomach, such as an adjustable gastric band, partial gastrectomy or gastric filling, such as intra-gastric implants or affecting motility or inducing satiety through electrostimulation).

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