EmCell Clinic

05/01/2026

At Emcell, we take blood samples directly through a catheter. This approach allows us to monitor your health efficiently while minimizing repeated needle sticks.

After the bloodwork, the same catheter is left in place for IV infusions as part of your treatment and is only removed once the therapy is complete. This method is not only more comfortable for patients but also ensures a safe, reliable way to administer stem cells.

Taking blood is especially important because it allows us to check key health markers before starting treatment. These checks help us tailor therapy to your specific needs, monitor your progress, and ensure the best possible outcomes.

04/01/2026

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03/01/2026

Our team is multilingual and experienced in working with international patients. We speak several languages fluently, including:

English, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Chinese, Serbian, Slovenian, Italian, Spanish, Norwegian, French, German, Hungarian, Arabic etc.

If your preferred language is not listed, we’re happy to arrange a professional medical interpreter to assist you throughout your stay — from consultations to treatment days and follow-up care.

Our goal is to make sure you feel fully understood, comfortable, and confident at every step of the process, regardless of the language you speak.

31/12/2025

Wishing you a healthy, successful, and fulfilling New Year! 🎉🎉🎉

We would like to sincerely thank our patients, partners, and colleagues for the trust and confidence throughout the past year❤️

May the New Year bring you and your loved ones good health, inner strength, peace, and new opportunities🥰

Happy New Year! 🎉 🎉 🎉

With warm regards,
EmCell Team

30/12/2025

Patient: Mr. A. G.
Diagnosis: Ulrich’s muscular dystrophy
Country: USA
Health update one month after treatment
 
“Hi,
I hope all is well. I meant to check in and give you an update on A. He says he feels a general increase in strength. I asked him what did he notice about his increase in strength and he said that he’s able to carry his Chromebook from his room to the dining room. He would ask us to carry it previously.
Now that he’s back home he has to continue daily exercises. I did notice that when he first started a particular exercises about 1.5 weeks ago that he was unable to lift his legs off the floor while keeping them straight without using his other foot to do so. About 2 days ago he started lifting his leg using his back muscles without the assistance of his other foot.
Talk to you soon,
Best.”

29/12/2025

Fetal Stem Cells Vs Bone Marrow Stem Cells

Bone Marrow Stem Cells (BM-MSCs) are derived from adult bone marrow, typically obtained through iliac crest aspiration. Their quantity and biological quality strongly depend on the donor’s age, overall health, and bone marrow condition. For example, by the age of 60 the regenerative potency of BM-MSCs may be reduced by up to 80%.

It is important to note that fetal hematopoietic stem cells cannot replace full bone marrow transplantation in conditions such as leukemia, because transplantation involves restoring the entire hematopoietic system, not only isolated stem cell populations.

Fetal stem cells, on the other hand, are naturally immune-privileged, with minimal HLA expression, making them highly suitable for safe allogeneic clinical use as immune booster. In contrast, when discussing hematopoietic stem cells from bone marrow (used in transplantation), strict HLA matching is required to prevent rejection and graft-versus-host complications.

However, the broad variety of fetal stem cell types—including fetal MSCs, neural progenitors, endothelial progenitors, hematopoietic precursors, and others—provides therapeutic opportunities far beyond the scope of adult bone marrow MSCs. This enables effective treatment approaches for a much wider range of diseases, especially those requiring systemic immune modulation, anti-inflammatory effects, or multi-tissue regeneration.

28/12/2025

Do Fetal Stem Cells Affect a Diseased Heart?

For many years, we have been conducting ongoing monitoring of heart muscle function in patients with muscular dystrophy who show clinical signs of heart failure. These patients underwent echocardiography (EchoCG) before receiving fetal stem cell therapy and again one year after treatment.

The results show positive trends, including improved ejection fraction, as well as either a slight reduction or stabilization in heart chamber size. In other words, the strength of the heart muscle does not deteriorate—and in some patients, it even improves.

These changes are also accompanied by a noticeable improvement in clinical symptoms, leading to better overall clinical outcomes.

25/12/2025

Happy Birthday to our wonderful Halyna! 🎉
🎉🎉

We sincerely congratulate you and wish you strong health, endless energy, and continued professional success. Thank you for your dedication, and care—not only for our patients, but also for every member of our team🤗

May the year ahead bring new achievements, confident decisions, and personal happiness. We wish you harmony, resilience, and many reasons to be proud of all that you and our team accomplish. Wishing you a year filled with growth, gratitude, and meaningful success! 🌿✨

25/12/2025

🎄✨ Merry Christmas & Warm Wishes from Our Team ✨🎄

As the Christmas season fills our hearts with hope and gratitude, we would like to thank you for your trust and confidence in us throughout the year.

May this special time bring you and your loved ones health, peace, and comfort, and may the New Year open the door to new opportunities, strength, and wellbeing.

We remain committed to caring for you with dedication, professionalism, and compassion—today and always.

Wishing you a joyful Christmas and a healthy, successful New Year!

With warm regards,
The EmCell Team

23/12/2025

Our recent visit to the clinic in Plovdiv, Bulgaria 🇧🇬 left us deeply touched and truly grateful, because of the incredible people we met along the way.

We were honored to welcome beautiful patients, both adults and children, who traveled from so many parts of the world to be with us: Bulgaria 🇧🇬, Serbia 🇷🇸, North Macedonia 🇲🇰, the USA 🇺🇸, the UAE 🇦🇪, and Dominican Republic 🇩🇴. Different countries, cultures, and stories — yet all united by hope, trust, and courage. Your strength and openness inspire our entire team more than words can express.

A very special thank you from our hearts goes to Magdalena from Serbia for the wonderful handmade Christmas flowers she created and gifted to us ❤️❤️❤️ Such a thoughtful, personal gesture touched us deeply and filled our days with warmth and holiday spirit.

Thank you to every patient and family for your trust, your kindness, and your presence. We carry these meetings with us long after the visit ends 🥰🥰🥰

Upcoming treatment dates in Bulgaria:

▪️ February 16-20
▪️ March 30 - April 3
▪️ May 25-29
▪️ June 29 - July 3
▪️ August 17-22

Please contact us to reserve your spot and receive all the details.

20/12/2025

Fetal Stem Cells vs Dental Pulp Stem Cells

Dental Pulp Stem Cells (DPSCs) are mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) located within the dental pulp—the soft, vascularized tissue in the center of teeth. They are most commonly isolated from extracted wisdom teeth or deciduous (baby) teeth.

The quantity of MSCs obtainable from dental pulp is very small, which means that to reach a therapeutic dose, the cells require extensive in-vitro expansion. Multiple cultivation passages significantly increase the risk of:
• Reduced potency and diminished proliferative capacity,
• Cellular senescence,
• Accumulation of genetic mutations,
• Lower clinical safety due to long-term culture stress.

Clinically, stem cells derived from dental pulp are considered effective primarily for localized, tissue-specific applications, mainly in Regenerative dentistry.

Fetal-derived stem cells, in contrast, provide access to a wide range of early-stage, highly potent stem cell populations. These cells exhibit:
• Superior proliferative capacity,
• Higher differentiation potential,
• Stronger immunomodulatory and anti-inflammatory effects,
• Greater genetic stability.

This makes Fetal Stem Cells suitable for broad systemic applications, allowing us to design personalized, targeted, and more effective treatment strategies for multiple types of diseases, including neurology, immunology, and regenerative medicine.

18/12/2025

Patient: Mr. Y.M.
Diagnosis: AG. Crohn’s disease
Country: USA
Health update 3 months after treatment

«Hi,

Thank you for following up. Time really has flown by—it’s hard to believe three months have passed already!

Overall, I’m feeling and looking better. My sleep has improved; instead of waking up three times a night to use the bathroom, I’m now only waking up once. My skin has also improved. I used to have monthly breakouts, and while they haven’t completely gone away, they have reduced by about 50%.

I feel a bit stronger, though not significantly different, as I’ve always been in good health. It’s tough to notice major changes.»