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- Stem cell therapy is a new and promising approach for treating ear disorders, particularly tympanic membrane perforation (TMP) and inner ear problems.
- Research indicates that stem cells can be effective in healing both acute and chronic cases of TMP.
- The paper highlights recent progress in the use of cell-based therapies to address inner ear dysfunction, signaling a potential breakthrough in otologic treatments.
Article Abstract
The use of stem cells in cell-based therapy is an emerging concept for the treatment of ear disorders. Tympanic membrane perforation (TMP) and inner ear disorders are some of the most commonly presented otologic disorders that can benefit from advances in cell-based therapy. Studies have already demonstrated that stem cell-based therapy can potentially be an effective treatment modality for acute and chronic TMP. Recent studies have also shown promise in application of cell-based approach to treat inner ear dysfunction. In this perspective, we will discuss the recent advancements regarding the use of cell-based therapy for ear disorders.
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