CYTOPRESERVING ULTRASONIC LIPOSUCTION


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The specific feature of a new liposuction technology for small adipose tissue volumes is its cytopreserving effect. No pronounced destructive action of low-frequency ultrasound on adipose tissue mesenchymal stem cells allows the use of this technology not only for liposculpture, but also for obtaining viable stem cells.

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A. Melerzanov

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Email: m83071@gmail.com
MD, PhD Moscow

A. Penaev

Doctor Penaev Clinic

Email: m83071@gmail.com
Professor MD Moscow

A. Mishra

Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Email: m83071@gmail.com
Moscow

S. Toskl

Dell’ Angelo Hospital

Email: m83071@gmail.com
MD Mestre, Italy

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