Use of mesenchymal stem cells of fat tissue for treating cattle with purulent-necrotic diseases

Abstract

The effectiveness of use of cattle adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) for a treatment of purulent-necrotic diseases of hooves and finger of dairy cattle was studied. The results of clinical trials indicate that the treatment with adipose tissue-derived MSCs of lesion site of cattle hooves with the presence of appropriate diseases accelerates the formation of healthy granulation tissue and reduces the healing time of wound defects by 5-8 days compared with the treatment based on the use of basic therapeutic drugs used in dairy farming.