The objective was to evaluate the effect of human adipose-derived stem cell (hADSC)
infusion on impaired hindlimb function and urinary continence after spinal cord contusion in …

Background In the most of previous experiments, intrathecal administration of stem cells
(SCs) was seen in the management of neurogenic bladder (NGB) following contusion or …

Objectives: There is increasing evidence that intravenously injected neural progenitor cells
promote recovery of bladder function in rodents, following contusive spinal cord injury …

Background Mesenchymal stem cells are widely used for transplantation into the injured
spinal cord in vivo model and for safety, many human clinical trials are continuing to promote …

Introduction Stem cells transplantation, as a therapeutic intervention for spinal cord injury
(SCI), has been extensively studied by researchers in recent years. Our study aimed to study …

Objective: To explore whether the transplanted human adipose tissue–derived stem cells
(hATSCs) could survive and improve functional recovery after contusive spinal cord injury …

PURPOSE: Bladder dysfunction is a serious consequence of spinal cord injury. Cellular
transplantation into the injured spinal cord can promote axonal growth and functional …

Purpose: We investigated functional recovery of the lower urinary system in rats with spinal
cord injury after transplanting neuronal restricted precursors/glial restricted precursors or …

Objectives: To evaluate the functional and histological recovery by autologous bone‐marrow‐
derived mesenchymal stem cell (BMSC) transplantation into injured rat urethral sphincters …

Background Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a highly debilitating pathology without curative
treatment. One of the most promising disease modifying strategies consists in the …