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Kevin Stone: Die Bio-Zukunft des Gelenkersatzes

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Durch Athritis und Verletzungen nutzen sich Millionen von Gelenken ab. Aber wenige Patienten erhalten die beste Abhilfe: echtes biologisches Gewebe. Die von Kevin Stone gezeigte Behandlung umgeht durch eine neuartige Verwendung von Tiergewebe hohe Kosten und den Spendermangel an Mensch-zu-Mensch-Transplataten.

Kevin Stone's clinic treats joint injury using the latest in bio-medicine: reconstructing damaged tissue, even replacing whole joint parts, with lab-grown cartilage and ligament. Full bio »

Translated into German by Alex Boos
Reviewed by Wolf Ruschke
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