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Кевин Стоун: Пер-спективы биологи-ческой трансплан-тации суставов

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Миллионы суста-вов регулярно раз-рушаются от арт-рита и травм, од-нако лучшее из лечений – нату-рально биологиче-ская ткань – при-меняется лишь в редких случаях. Кевин Стоун пред-лагает способ обойти проблемы нехватки транс-плантов от чело-века и их высокой стоимости с помо-щью нового ис-пользования жи-вотной ткани.

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 Russian by Namik Kasumov
Reviewed by Anton Charushin
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