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Project

Development of a minimally invasive dog model for the evaluation of innovative treatments for joint diseases

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

17805615

Duration

01 February 2015 → 31 January 2017

Funding

Regional and community funding: IWT/VLAIO

Promotor

Richard Hoogenboom

Research disciplines

Natural sciences
- Animal biology
Agricultural and food sciences
- Veterinary medicine
- Other veterinary sciences
- Other agricultural and food sciences

Keywords

joint diseases

Project description

The project focuses on the development of minimally invasive canine model to evaluate innovative treatments, initially stem cell therapy for ligament and tendon injuries. This model will lead directly to practical use in dogs and later treatment of similar injuries in humans.

English

Dutch

English

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