Perfusionin vivo of bone marrow stromal stem cells to build tissue-engineered bone for treating benign bone tumors and tumor-like lesions / 中国组织工程研究

ABSTRACT

BACKGROUND:Bone marrow stromal stem cels have a strong osteogenic potential, which are currently the most ideal seed cels for tissue engineering. However, there is no clinical report on the treatment of benign bone tumors and tumor-like lesions using bone marrow stromal stem cel transplantation. OBJECTIVE: To investigate thein vivo perfusion method of inducing bone marrow stromal stem cels, and the clinical effects of bone marrow stromal stem cels on benign bone tumors and tumor-like lesions. METHODS: Sixty-five cases of benign bone tumors and tumor-like lesions were divided into three groups according to the different treatments bone graft group (n=30) and bone marrow stromal stem cels group (n=35). In the bone graft group, alogeneic bone was soaked in normal saline for 30 minutes, and then implanted into the bone defect site. In the bone marrow stromal stem cels group, 20-40 mL of bone marrow from each patient was extracted to isolate, purify and culture bone marrow stromal stem cels that were then perfused into the bone defect site. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Under the inverted phase contrast microscope, the perfused cels appeared as a spherical shape, with different sizes. Initialy, there were more hematopoietic cels in the perfusion cel culture. With the extension of the culture time, adherent spindle cels and suspended red blood cels appeared, which were mostly round and triangular. Al the patients were folowed up for 1-12 months and healed wel after surgery. Compared with the bone graft group, infection rate and healing time were both lower in the bone marrow stromal cel group. To conclude, in vivo perfusion of bone marrow stromal stem cels used for construction of tissue-engineered bone promotes blood supply reconstruction and bone healing in patients with benign bone tumors and tumor-like lesions, which is of high clinical values.