Elective collection and banking of autologous peripheral blood stem cells
AssigneeNeostem, Inc.
InventorsThomas Hirose, Simon Lam, Rubio Punzalan, Denis Rodgerson
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AssigneeNeostem, Inc.
InventorsThomas Hirose, Simon Lam, Rubio Punzalan, Denis Rodgerson
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An elective healthcare insurance model using an individual's own peripheral blood stem cells for the individual's future healthcare uses. An individual can elect to have his or her own stem cells collected, processed and preserved, while he or she is in healthy or “pre-disease” state, for future distribution for his or her healthcare needs. The process includes methods of collection, processing, preservation and distribution of adult (including pediatric) peripheral blood stem cells during non-diseased state. The stem cells collected will contain adequate dosage amounts, for one or more transplantations immediately when needed by the individual for future healthcare treatments. The collected adult or non-neonate child peripheral blood stem cells can be aliquoted into defined dosage fractions before cryopreservation so that cells can be withdrawn from storage without the necessity of thawing all of the collected cells.
A process of making stem cells available to a person, comprising the steps of:
A process for treatment of a person, comprising the steps of:
A process for treatment of a person, comprising the steps of:
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