SpineSmith at the 5th Annual Stem Cell Summit
All the leading medical, scientific and financial pioneers in the regenerative science applications will meet at the 5th Annual Stem Cell Summit that is going to be held in New York on February 16, 2010. The Summit meeting has become a prominent forum on the advances in stem cell science and technology with aim to develop effective and safe stem cell therapies both for prevention and treatment of series of diseases.
SpineSmith Partners, LP has been sponsoring and attending the Summit meeting for many years and has become one of the leading companies in the field of regenerative science and medicine. The company is best known for its innovations in the treatment of spinal disorders with a focus on medical devices and biologic therapies offering implants and technology for surgical attachment, alignment and spinal tissue regeneration. SpineSmith has also founded the company Celling Technologies focusing on study and development of stem cell therapies in close collaboration with scientists and health care providers such as Dr. Robert Johnson of Neurosurgical Associates of San Antonio. At the Summit, Dr. Johnson will present new newest results concerning application of stem cell therapy for spinal treatment and showing the potentials of regenerative science with emphasis on the application of autologous cells in spinal treatment.
Celling Technologies is focused on development of new technologies in the field of regenerative science and medicine which has advanced tremendously in recent years. Dr. James Poser who is vice president of regenerative medicine at the company has emphasized the potentials of the regenerative medicine, stem cell therapy, application of autologous cells as well as the importance of close collaboration with experts in the field of regenerative science. He also said he is looking forward to participate the 5th Annual Stem Cell Summit as well as the future meetings. Celling’s research and products encompass devices and autologous cell therapies for many conditions including spine, injury, cardiovascular disease and orthopedics.
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