Medicine, Nursing and Healthcare

Critical Care Trauma and Regenerative Medicine

Basic care is characterized as the immediate conveyance by a doctor of medical care to a basically sick or critically injured patient. Critical illness  intensely impairs at least one vital organ systems with the end goal that there is a high likelihood of unavoidable or hazardous deterioaration  in the patient's condition.Trauma is the major cause of death for people between the ages of 1– 44 worldwide. As of late, enhanced techniques to quit draining and ideally revive patients have expanded the general survival and diminished the morbidity related with serious discharge and injury. In recent years the interest  and  investment from the US military's injury research  program, the field of cell therapeutics and regenerative medication has developed quickly. CT have been researched pre clinically and clinically for applications in injury.

Regenerative medicine is a branch of translational research in tissue engineering and molecular biology which deals with the possibility to completely replace harmed tissues and organs, offering arrangements and seek after individuals who have conditions that today are destroyed. Advances in formative and cell science, immunology and different fields have opened new chances to redefine existing regenerative treatments and grow new ones.

Traumatology.

Tissue designing

Molecular biology

Stem cells

Cell therapies in hemorrhagic shock and organ injury

Orthopedic trauma

Cell processing  and production

Critical care medicine