IV and IA Cell Regeneration

Even with the same cell regeneration therapy, the delivery route and treatment goal can differ depending on which blood vessel is used for access.

Vein or artery,
what matters is the right approach for the treatment goal.

With the same cell regeneration therapy, the route of administration
can change how the cells travel through the body.

IV Cell Regeneration

A systemic approach in which cells infused through a vein travel along the bloodstream.

Intravenous infusion
Heart and pulmonary circulation
Systemic blood flow
Distribution to tissues and organs

An approach based on systemic circulation

Illustration of the human vascular system, heart, and major organs

IA Cell Regeneration

An approach that accesses the artery connected to the target area, based on the treatment goal.

Arterial access
Identify the target vessel
Navigate to that vessel
Infusion based on blood flow to the target area

An approach based on the target vessel

The route of administration can change
the goal and approach of treatment.

IV · IntravenousIA · Intra-arterial

CategoryIV · IntravenousIA · Intra-arterial

AccessVeinArtery

DeliverySystemic distribution through the bloodstreamAccess via the vessel connected to the target area

FeatureBased on systemic circulationBased on blood flow to a specific area

Key pointSystemic ApproachTargeted Vascular Approach

Why Medicell

Offering only one approach is not the same as
being able to consider both.

From vein to artery.

Medicell Plus has the medical capability to perform not only intravenous (IV) cell regeneration therapy but also cell regeneration therapy delivered through the arteries.

The point is not that one method is always superior, but which approach should be considered for the treatment goal and the patient's condition.

When considering an arterial approach,
the physician's experience and expertise matter.

Arterial access is not simply a change of injection site. It requires a physician with the expertise to understand the structure and condition of the vessels and to determine the right direction for the treatment goal.

U.S. board-certified in Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine
U.S. board-certified in Family Medicine
Clinical and faculty experience at university hospitals in Korea and the U.S.

Building on this experience, Medicell Plus considers both cell regeneration approaches, intravenous and intra-arterial, together.

Choosing between vein and artery
is not about ‘which one is better.’

01The condition and area to be treated
02Treatment goal
03The patient's overall health
04Vascular condition and prior treatment history

That is why Medicell puts the physician's judgment
ahead of any single treatment method.

Beyond an IV-centered approach,
we also consider arterial treatment.

Drawing on both approaches,
we review the treatment direction that fits the patient's condition.

With the medical capability to perform both IV and IA cell regeneration therapy, Medicell Plus reviews the approach required for each treatment goal.

Medicell Cell Regeneration Consultation

Offering only one approach is not the same as
being able to consider both.

From vein to artery.

Medicell Plus has the medical capability to perform not only intravenous (IV) cell regeneration therapy but also cell regeneration therapy delivered through the arteries.

The point is not that one method is always superior, but which approach should be considered for the treatment goal and the patient's condition.

When considering an arterial approach,
the physician's experience and expertise matter.

U.S. board-certified in Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine

U.S. board-certified in Family Medicine

Clinical and faculty experience at university hospitals in Korea and the U.S.

Building on this experience, Medicell Plus considers both cell regeneration approaches, intravenous and intra-arterial, together.

IV and IA Cell Regeneration

With the same cell regeneration therapy, the route of administrationcan change how the cells travel through the body.

The route of administration can changethe goal and approach of treatment.

Offering only one approach is not the same asbeing able to consider both.

When considering an arterial approach,the physician's experience and expertise matter.

Choosing between vein and arteryis not about ‘which one is better.’

Beyond an IV-centered approach,we also consider arterial treatment.

IV and IA Cell Regeneration

With the same cell regeneration therapy, the route of administrationcan change how the cells travel through the body.

The route of administration can changethe goal and approach of treatment.

Offering only one approach is not the same asbeing able to consider both.

When considering an arterial approach,the physician's experience and expertise matter.

Choosing between vein and arteryis not about ‘which one is better.’

Beyond an IV-centered approach,we also consider arterial treatment.

With the same cell regeneration therapy, the route of administration
can change how the cells travel through the body.

The route of administration can change
the goal and approach of treatment.

Offering only one approach is not the same as
being able to consider both.

When considering an arterial approach,
the physician's experience and expertise matter.

Choosing between vein and artery
is not about ‘which one is better.’

Beyond an IV-centered approach,
we also consider arterial treatment.

With the same cell regeneration therapy, the route of administration
can change how the cells travel through the body.

The route of administration can change
the goal and approach of treatment.

Offering only one approach is not the same as
being able to consider both.

When considering an arterial approach,
the physician's experience and expertise matter.

Choosing between vein and artery
is not about ‘which one is better.’

Beyond an IV-centered approach,
we also consider arterial treatment.