Myocardial Infarction

Myocardial Infarction Recovery

A myocardial infarction, or heart attack, can leave lasting damage to heart tissue, impairing its ability to pump effectively. Personal stem cell therapy offers hope by delivering your own stem cells to the affected area, where they can promote tissue repair and regeneration. Using CellMark360’s FDA 510(k)-cleared system, we isolate potent adipose-derived stem cells that may help reduce scar tissue, enhance cardiac function, and support recovery after a heart attack.

How Your Own Stem Cells Support Healing for Myocardial Infarction Recovery

Regenerates Damaged Heart Tissue

ADSCs and SVF support cardiac repair by reducing scar formation and stimulating new tissue growth—helping the heart recover structurally after injury.

Improves Blood Flow and Heart Function

Stem cells trigger angiogenesis, forming new blood vessels and improving oxygen delivery, which can enhance left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) and overall cardiac performance.

Reduces Hospitalizations and Symptoms

Patients receiving ADSCs report fewer hospital admissions and improvements in symptoms such as shortness of breath and chest pain, as shown by NYHA and CCS classifications.

Safe, Personalized Healing

Using your own adipose-derived cells minimizes risk of rejection or infection. Multiple clinical trials report no treatment-related adverse effects—even in acute myocardial infarction settings.

Research confirms ADSCs reduce inflammation, repair cartilage, and improve function.

ATHENA Phase II Trial – ADSCs in Chronic Ischemia (31 patients)

Study Summary:

ADSCs administered intramyocardially in patients with prior MI and ischemic symptoms.

Results at 12 months:

*Improved cardiac perfusion

*Fewer hospitalizations

*Enhanced NYHA and CCS scores

(Source: Henry et al., 2018)

Korean Multicenter Trial – MSCs After Acute MI (80 patients)

Study Summary:

MSC delivery via intracoronary infusion one month post-MI.

Results at 6 months:

*5.9% LVEF increase vs. 1.6% in control (p = 0.037)

*No adverse effects or toxicity

(Source: Lee et al., 2014)

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