Joy Kong, MD warns that concentrated mesenchymal stem cell infusions can trigger dangerous blood clotting. Dilute MSCs properly during IV administration instead of infusing them in a single small bag to avoid hypercoagulable complications.
A lot of doctors don't realize that mesenchymal stem cells, they are the golden standard and they are very powerful, but they also have a tendency to cause a hypercoagulable state if you make them too concentrated. So when you use IV infusions, you don't want to just put them into, you know, one little 100cc bag. You want a proper dilution factor. So that is something that's important. You need to safeguard your patient's outcome with.
