Enhanced Bone Regeneration With Umbilical Cord Stem Cells: A Case Report And Histomorphometric Analysis

Abstract

Combining bone-marrow aspirate with xenograft and allograft particulate material has been demonstrated to produce a significant quantity of new bone growth. However, securing 1 to 4 ccs of adult autogenous stem cells by means of bone-marrow aspiration is invasive, and the aspirated stem cells are typically senescent, as the procedure most often is used in aging patients