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At Cyrona, we use wjMSCs, which can convert into any type of cell as well as specialised cells that perform specific functions in the body, to treat and improve various medical conditions.

  • Brain
  • Skin
  • Neck
  • Shoulders
  • Lungs
  • Heart
  • Liver
  • Pancreas
  • Elbows
  • Kidneys
  • Hips
  • Stomach
  • Wrists
  • Fingers & Knuckles
  • Groin & Reproduction
  • Knees
  • Ankles
  • Feet
  • Toes
  • Central Nervous System
  • Spinal cord
  • Intervertebral Discs & Back

Therapies

01Alzheimer's Disease
 

For reasons unknown, in Alzheimer's disease, a series of unfortunate events occur at the same time. For one, the astrocytes in the cell body and the tau proteins in the microtubules of multiple neurons begin flowing outside the microtubules and forming tangles that disrupt communications within the neurons and between them. The blood-brain barrier, which surrounds the brain, also suddenly starts limiting the amount of glucose that can enter the brain, causing many neurons to malfunction and die. At the same time, the microglia and beta-amyloid decide to form plaques and inflammation.

02Asthma
 

Asthma is a chronic lung disease that affects people of all ages. During an asthma attack, breathing becomes more difficult due to inflammation and tightness in the muscles surrounding the airways. Coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and tightness in the chest are just some of the persistent symptoms of asthma. Over time, these symptoms may come and go, and may be minor or severe.

03Ataxia
 

A degenerative disease of the nervous system, ataxia is the term used to describe a group of disorders that affect coordination, balance, and speech.

04Autism
 

Autism is a developmental disorder characterised by impaired social skills; communication difficulties, such as speech and nonverbal communication; challenges learning; and behavioural problems, such as repetitive behaviour.

05Cerebral Palsy
 

Described as a non-progressive motor disability, cerebral palsy occurs due to abnormal development or damage occurring to the developing brain.

06Congestive Heart Failure
 

Congestive heart failure is a chronic progressive condition. It is caused by the loss of strength in the heart’s muscles, high blood pressure, and the narrowing of the heart’s arteries, which hinders the heart’s ability to contract as much as it needs to pump effectively. The resulting lack of oxygen leads to the loss of functional heart tissues and the death of vascular cells.

07Degenerative Disc Disease
 

Think of your spine as a magnificent bridge, holding you upright and allowing you to waltz gracefully through life. But, over time, the bearings (discs) between your girders and decking (vertebrae) get thinner and thinner, causing your girders and decking (vertebrae) to groan and creak as they rub against each other.

08Fibromyalgia
 

Fibromyalgia is, first and foremost, a neurological disorder. Studies posit that the initial onset can be precipitated by a traumatic injury, a severe systemic infection, surgery, or a physically or emotionally traumatic experience.

09Hypoxic and Anoxic Brain Injuries
 

Hypoxic and anoxic brain injuries are an amalgamation of two different types of insults to the brain.

10Inflammatory Bowel Disease
 

Inflammatory bowel disease is an immune-mediated disease. It arises due to a complex interplay between a patient’s genetics and environmental factors that cause the patient’s immune system to mount inappropriate responses to intestinal microbes. Inflammatory bowel disease usually includes Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

11Joint pains and injuries
 

Joint pains can occur due to physical injuries, such as overuse, sprains, strains, and fractures; viral infections, such as the flu, mumps, and hepatitis; and other physical conditions, such as bursitis, tendinitis, lupus, and fibromyalgia; or other factors, depression, anxiety, stress, being overweight, or a chronic medical condition.

12Kidney Diseases
 

Kidney diseases arise when nephrons, the key working components of the kidneys, are damaged either due to poorly controlled hypertension and/or diabetes mellitus or inflammation. When the kidneys lose their filtering ability, dangerous levels of waste accumulate in the bloodstream, leading to chemical imbalances. If left untreated, it will eventually lead to kidney failure.

13Liver Diseases
 

Liver diseases occur in two stages. In the first stage, a virus or toxin causes inflammation in the liver, which causes the immune system to initiate a protection response (M1) or a repair response (M2). The second stage occurs when the immune system mistakenly initiates the wrong response, causing programmed and unprogrammed cell death, elimination, and inflammation.

14Long Covid Complications
 

Although the Covid-19 virus, primarily, targets cells in the lungs, the resulting a lack of oxygen and widespread inflammation goes on to cause damage to the kidneys, liver, heart, brain, and many other organs.

15Lung Diseases
 

Lung diseases occur in two stages. In the first stage, a virus or toxin causes inflammation in the liver, which causes the immune system to initiate a protection response (M1) or a repair response (M2).

16Multiple Sclerosis
 

Multiple sclerosis is a neurodegenerative disease that affects the central nervous system, a highly specialised environment comprising neurons, axons, and glial cells, such as microglia, oligodendrocytes, astrocytes, and Schwann cells.

17Non-Obstructive Azoospermia
 

There are three categories of azoospermia: pre-testicular, testicular, and post-testicular. Post-testicular azoospermia is caused by an obstruction and is best treated with surgical interventions.

18Osteoarthritis
 

Osteoarthritis is, usually, caused by a combination of genes, age, weight gain, injury, and overuse as well as bone, joint, or metabolic disorders. In some instances, excessive weight gain produces inflammation that damages the joints.

19Parkinson's Disease
 

Parkinson's disease is caused by the death of axons and dopaminergic neurons in the brain. Dopaminergic neurons are the main source of dopamine in the central nervous system, which controls how we think, learn, move, and feel. Axons are the thin fibrous tails of neurons that enable them to communicate with each other.

20Partial Spinal Cord Injury
 

There are two parts to a partial spinal cord injury. First, the initial stretch injury partially severs the nerve fibres in the spinal cord, creating a gap. Then, the resulting inflammation causes the body to hurriedly patch the gap in the casing of the spinal cord. However, all this occurs before axons can get in and bridge the gap in the severed nerve fibres, thereby hindering the recovery process.

21Peyronie's Disease
 

Peyronie’s disease occurs due to injuries to the penis that heal wrongly. More specifically, the overproduction of elastin, collagen type III, and specific matrix metalloproteinases causes hard plaques to form at the injury sites, which causes the penis to curve when it is erect.

22Traumatic Brain Injury
 

Think of your brain as the Earth. Now imagine that a massive asteroid (traumatic brain injury) has struck the Earth (your brain), killing inhabitants (neurons) at the impact crater and causing earthquakes that break critical infrastructure (synapses) and disrupt communications (nerve fibres) all across the Earth (your brain).

23Type 1 Diabetes
 

Your pancreas is like an automatic temperature control system, turning your air-conditioning units (beta cells) on and off to ensure that the temperature (the amount of sugar in your blood) stays a nice cool 25°C (4-6mmol/L) at all times.

24Type 2 Diabetes
 

Your car (body) needs fuel (sugar or glucose) to power its pistons (the cells in your body). However, too much fuel (glucose) can flood your engine (hyperglycaemia) and too little fuel can cause it to sputter and die (hypoglycaemia).

25Wellness & Healthy Ageing
 

Imagine that your body is a multi-storey cruise ship, with countless maintenance crews and engineers (cells) working around the clock to keep it looking its best and performing efficiently.

What Makes Us Different?

Premium grade passage 2 wjMSCs

Our premium grade passage 2 wjMSCs are ethically derived from the umbilical cord tissues of healthy human babies that have been delivered after 37 weeks of gestation.

cGMP & ISO 9001 certified

Our laboratory is not only current goods & manufacturing practices (cGMP) certified, but ISO 9001 certified as well, both of which are internationally recognised standards for quality management systems (QMS).

Crafters of high-quality products

Our bio-safety level (BSL) 2 laboratory adheres to international standard operating procedures to ensure cleanliness and sterility as well as the safety of the environment.

Patient journey for international patients

Enquire now

The Patient Liaison that you are assigned will require your medical information. To streamline the process, either send your existing medical records to your Patient Liaison or get a medical test done in your country of residence and send it to your Patient Liaison.

Planning your treatment

Your Patient Liaison will send your medical reports to our doctors, who will tailor a personalised treatment plan for you or request that you get more medical tests done in your country of residence and send it to your Patient Liaison.

Ready to begin?

Once you've agreed to the treatment plan, let your Patient Liaison know when you'd like to start your treatment. They'll coordinate with our doctors and book a treatment slot for you.

Secure your spot

Let your Patient Liaison know how many people will be accompanying you to Malaysia and if you have any special requirements, such as ambulance or wheelchair assistance. You'll need to pay a deposit depending on the duration of your treatment, number of travellers, and special needs so that your Patient Liaison may make appropriate hotel bookings and transport arrangements.

Visas made easy

Visit the Immigration Department of Malaysia's website to check if you need a visa to enter the country. You may apply for an electronic visa (eVisa) here. Let your Patient Liaison know if you require an Invitation Letter and they'll send you one.

Book your flight tickets

When booking your flight tickets, it's recommended to arrive two days before your treatment date and to depart the day after your treatment ends.

Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) registration

Two days before your arrival in Malaysia, go to this link to register yourself and all other travellers.

Arrival & airport transfer

Your Patient Liaison will organise your airport transfer to the hotel and send you your driver's contact details via email. Log in to "Airport WiFi" to check your email once you've landed at KLIA and contact your driver.

Check-in & pay for treatment

Your Patient Liaison will meet you at the hotel and help you check-in. You will be required to pay the remainder of your treatment fee in order for the laboratory to begin preparing the products for your treatment, which will be two days later. We accept cash, online funds transfers, PayPal, and credit / debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, JCB, Union Pay).

Let the healing begin

Your Patient Liaison will arrange transportation to and from the treatment facility on the treatment date and walk you through the registration and discharge processes.

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International reach

We've served patients from (almost) every continent and even some islands!
  

We're located in

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

 
 

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