Renu
Renu is regenerative medicine that uses human amniotic tissue and cells injected into injured tissue to provide pain relief and stimulate the body’s natural healing process. This amniotic tissue helps to restore damaged tissue such as cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. The growth factors in the amniotic tissue provide anti-inflammatory, anti-adhesive, and anti-microbial properties to the injured area and may provide quicker healing. Amniotic tissue treatment is also unlikely to be rejected by the body.
Renu cells come from the amniotic membrane and fluid of donated placentas following normal childbirth. With the mother’s consent, the amnion is removed and harvested from the placenta of pre-screened and tested donors. It is then sterilely processed and undergoes further rigorous testing to assure safety and effectiveness.
Renu cells come from the amniotic membrane and fluid of donated placentas following normal childbirth. With the mother’s consent, the amnion is removed and harvested from the placenta of pre-screened and tested donors. It is then sterilely processed and undergoes further rigorous testing to assure safety and effectiveness.