Incredible recent achievements in cellular and molecular biology have opened practically unlimited opportunities for the therapeutic applications of stem cells. There is little doubt that substantial financial investments and further scientific resources into the area of stem cell development will assure their practical usage in the near future.
The growing list of diseases that can be successfully cured by stem cells is expanding every day. Today, a number of malignant blood diseases have become theoretically curable due to the transplant of stem cells. Examples of such diseases are some forms of child Leucosis. It is difficult to imagine modern hematology without transplants of (hemopoetic) stem cells. The list of diseases today where such a technique is applicable exceeds 100.
-----This list includes: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Crone Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Liver Cirrhosis, Diabetes and some drug-resistant forms of Arthritis. Oncology, as well as Breast and Lung Cancer, are other potential areas for the application of stem cells. Orthopedic practice is another area where stem cells are widely used. One of the applications here is the regeneration of large bone defects after fractures, or the regeneration of a damaged joint cartilage.
In recent years, more than 20 clinical articles have been published about the regeneration of the heart muscle after heart attacks via direct injection of stem cells and various other applications
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