Cell Therapy

Cell therapy also called cellular therapy or cytotherapy is treatment in which cellular material (intact, living cells) is injected into a patient, intended for cure or prevention of diseases or to make a diagnosis, via a pharmacological, immunological or metabolic mode of action of the cells. It comprises harvesting, manipulation, propagation and manufacture of immune cells for immunotherapies or stem cells for regenerative medicine in an environment designed to meet cGMP standards.

Types of Cell Therapy

Wound Care

Wound care applications can be critical to the quality of life of a patient. In many cases, the ability to cure a wound may prevent the unnecessary amputation of a limb or part of it. Wound care is a delicate balance of cleaning and applying medication to help restore new tissue growth and to avoid further infection. With compounding, a formulation can be prepared to contain the proper combination of active ingredients, in the most appropriate base, to treat a particular type of wound.