Between 30% and 70% of these patients will present with a cutaneous
complication, one of the most severe being a Diabetic Foot Ulcer.
A DFU diagnosis has
24.6%
The 5-year
mortality rate
45.4%
The 10-year
mortality rate
A Diabetic Foot Ulcer diagnosis has
the same mortality rate as all forms of cancer
Prevention and efficient treatment of DFU can save lives
CellResearch Corporation:
A leader in cellular therapy for the
treatment of diabetic skin
CellResearchCorp’s first allogeneic therapy completes Phase 1 USFDA clinical trials for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers with its product, CorLiCyte®
CorLiCyte®
is a physician-applied therapy for chronic diabetic wounds that utilizes cord lining MSCs. Its indication is treatment of DFU in advanced stages
The DFU trial at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
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PTT-6®
the active ingredient of Sollagen™, is developed from media derived from cord lining and contains over 3,000 proteins, including growth factors and cytokines
The range of in-clinic and at-home treatments
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“Cellular therapy is a promising approach for the treatment of diabetic foot complications that has a growing scientific basis of evidence.
I am excited to be supporting the development of this technology, which has the potential to expand the range of treatment options available to patients to tackle the growing silent, sinister, health emergency
of diabetic foot complications.”
Dr David Armstrong,
Pre-eminent global expert on DFU,
Scientific Advisory Board Member, CellResearchCorp
CellResearchCorp for diabetic skin:
Providing integrated DFU support for all stages
CorLiCyte®
Drug registration
Biological medicinal product in development
Physician-led, clinical treatment
Completed Phase 1 USFDA trial
Using human MSCs
Sollagen™
Cosmeceutical registration
Cell therapy using media extracted from cord lining MSCs and EpSCs (PTT-6®)
Clinical treatment as well as at-home support
Clinical trials in international diabetic centers
Using red deer MSCs
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