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Optimizing regenerative surgical and laboratory workflow using Nutational Infrasonic Liposuction (NIL)

Monday, 22 April 2013 at 13:45

Add to Calendar ▼2013-04-22 13:45:002013-04-22 14:45:00Europe/LondonOptimizing regenerative surgical and laboratory workflow using Nutational Infrasonic Liposuction (NIL)Clinical Translation of Stem Cells Summit in Palm Springs, CA, USAPalm Springs, CA, USASELECTBIOenquiries@selectbiosciences.com

Adipose tissue represents a versatile and abundant source of adult mesenchymal stem cells (MSC).  The role of the surgeon in serving as chief procurement practitioner for adipose derived stem cells (ADSC) requires improving efficiencies such as operative times and minimizing muscle and dexterity fatigue of the surgical team.  This is critical for any regenerative center as all too often multiple cases in one surgical day are required for long-term viability of a practice.  To date there are several power assisted liposuction methods to address this concern, however, nutational infrasonic liposuction (NIL) presents the unique dual opportunity of improving MSC yields intended for therapy.  Moreover, clinicians with minimal laboratory infrastructure and training are able to sterilely process cells using the associated intra-operative equipment, thus raising operative workflow and laboratory efficiencies 5-fold.  This then affords the clinician the unique ability to safely schedule multiple cases within a reasonable surgery schedule and at a considerably lower overhead cost with respect to reagents and disposables.  Attendees are invited to a true ”hands on” demonstration of the device and accoutrements, which  will be provided directly by the developers of NIL technology in addition to a live patient demonstration of the device and rapid cell processing.