Report】Regenerative Medicine Seminar Held in Wakkanai Was a Great Success!
Seminar Outline
Date and Time: Friday, April 25, 2025, 13:00-14:00
Place: Wakkanai City Lifelong Learning Support Center
Lecturer: Dr. Isaya Kogane (Director, Repair Cell Clinic Sapporo)
We would like to express our sincere appreciation to the many people who attended the seminar. The room was filled to capacity on the day of the event, with participants eagerly taking notes and asking so many questions that the scheduled time was extended considerably during the Q&A session.
Testimonials from participants
It was nice to have a seminar in my hometown (70s male, rotator cuff tear in shoulder)
I work as a fisherman and was having problems with ongoing shoulder pain.
It is difficult for me to commute because of the distance, but I was interested in regenerative medicine at the seminar and wanted to consider treatment.
Very helpful (60s female, cervical spine injury)
I attended the seminar after learning that it was held in Wakkanai, and I was able to learn more about regenerative medicine through the professor's explanation.
I had never heard of this kind of treatment before (60s female, hernia)
I participated in this seminar and learned for the first time that stem cell therapy exists. It was good to know that diseases that I had previously thought were untreatable can be treated.
Highlights of the day
🎯 Topics of most interest
Questions were asked about the duration and cost of the treatment. Many of the participants had never heard of regenerative medicine before, and they were very interested in the slide presentation and case studies.
📊 Breakdown of participants
- Age range: Mainly 50s to 70s
- Main symptoms: joint diseases, shoulder rotator cuff injuries, cervical and lumbar hernias, stroke sequelae
- Treatment history: Many patients have not shown improvement with conventional treatment.
💬 F requently asked questions during the Q&A session
- Treatment Duration and Cost
- Treatment Duration and Cost
- How to proceed with treatment
- Duration of effect
- About Target Diseases
- Is hospitalization necessary?
