A transplant of stem cells taken from the nose of patients may help cure some hearing problems that arise early in life and that if not treated promptly, lead inexorably to reduction of hearing and language problems resulting in the child.
E 'because it suggests an animal study published in the journal Stem Cells.
stem cells derived from nasal mucosa may help to preserve hearing function if used at onset of a hearing disorder that usually begins in childhood, affecting the cochlea, in the inner ear.
Secondo la ricercatrice che ha condotto l'esperimento, Sharon Oleskevich del Hearing Research Group presso la University of New South Wales, i topolini cui sono state impiantate le staminali nasali hanno avuto salvo l'udito.
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