Ahmed A. Noreldin*; MD, Rama A. Ali*; MD, Ahmed M. Kenawy*; MD, LobnaY.Ghanem**; MD, Abeya A. Lotfy** ;MD, Ahmed S. Ismail***; Msc.
Tamer A Wafa, PhD, MRCS, Abdelrahman Elshafey, PhD, Mostafa El-Ayoty, PhD, Mohamed Elzohiri, PhD
Tamer A Wafa, PhD, MRCS, Abdelrahman Elshafey, PhD, Sherif Abdelmaksoud, PhD, Hesham Sheir, PhD, MRCS, Mohamed El-Ghazaly, PhD
Shaban .M. Abdelmageed and Shawki Sharouda
1Adel A. Sied, 2Mohammed A. Rizk, 2Sherif M. Abdel Aziz
Reda Saad Mohamed Ezz, Mohamed Abd El Monem Rizk, Medhat Mohamed Helmy Khalil, Ahmed Heshmat Soliman Ahmed
Tamer M. Nabil1 M.D, Ahmed H. Khalil2 M.D, MRCS, Mohamed M. Elbarbary3 M.D
Mohamed Abd El-Monem Abd El-Salam Rizk, MD, Mohamed Ismail Mohamed Ismail, MD, Ramez Mounir Wahba , MD
Mohamed Abd El-Monem Abd El-Salam Rizk1, MD, Mohamed Ismail mohamed Ismail1, Ramez Mounir Wahba1,Waleed Anwar Abd El-Mohsen2
Ahmed Sobhy Abbass Ahmed Elsobky
1Yasser M. Salama M.Sc. MRCS, 2Mostafa S. Mahmoud MD
Tarek Ahmed Abd El- Azim, Mostafa Soliman Mahmoud, Mohamed Ismail Mohamed,Ahmad Refaat ELGendi*
Ahmed Serag Emara, Gad Mohamed Behairy, Amr H Afifi
Yield of Adipose-derived Stromal Cells as the Influence of Body Mass Index in Middle Age Group of Egyptian Patients
Adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs) considered to be a subtype of the mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs).
They have the same regenerative capabilities like other MSCs. However, the abundance of ADSCs and the
minimal morbidity and accessibility of their harvest and preparation have led to a booming the research
work on it. The plastic surgeons are inimitably positioned to utilize this technology as they are frequently
perform liposuction and fat transfer procedures in their everyday practice. The primary purpose of this
research is to determine the influence of BMI index over the population and viability of adipose derived
stem cells (ADSCs) in Egyptian patients of the same sex, age group and from same fat harvesting site. In
this study we operated upon 63 patients. From each patient fat tissue was harvested by manual liposuction
from abdomen, and then the adipose derived stromal cells were enzymatically isolated. Assessment of its
population and viability was done the trypan blue exclusion test. Results were statistically analyzed
according to their body mass index. The average cell yield was 0.380 x 106 ml. Viability of adipose derived
stromal cells from different body mass index range was (96-100%). The results from our study advocate
that there is statistically highly significant negative correlation among patients' body mass index and
adipose derived stromal cells population with no such correlation regarding viability.
Key words: Adipose-derived stem cells, Body mass index, population and viability of ADSC, middle age
population.