CÉLULAS MADRE EN EL TRATAMIENTO DEL DOLOR
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humano está compuesto por cientos de células, entre estas cientosResumen
El cuerpo humano está compuesto por cientos de células, entre estas cientos, hay las llamadas células madre, que tienen la capacidad de dar lugar a diversos tejidos y son responsables de formar nuestros órganos. Es posible que a través de este potencial regenerador de las células madre en las células nerviosas, las células madre tengan un efecto terapéutico sobre las neuropatías, que son consecuencias de disfunciones o lesiones en el sistema nervioso. Estudios recientes han corroborado que la administración de células madre puede conducir a la reducción del dolor neuropático conductual no solo en modelos experimentales con ligadura del nervio ciático, sino también con neuropatía diabética. El objetivo principal de este estudio es revisar la literatura sobre qué formas y usos de las células madre para el tratamiento del dolor neuropático. El método utilizado para realizar este estudio fue la revisión bibliográfica sistemática, y los resultados se obtuvieron de ocho publicaciones seleccionadas. Se concluyó con este trabajo que existen varios registros que corroboran los efectos positivos obtenidos en el tratamiento del dolor neuropático utilizando células madre trasplantadas de diferentes orígenes y para diferentes tratamientos del dolor, pero se enfatiza que se debe hacer más investigación sobre el tema para estandarizar el tratamiento.
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