• Foreword; Section 1: Massive wastage of Pregnancy Specific biological substances; Section 2: Basic science and Placental use; Section 3: Cardiovascular and angiology; Section 4: Cord blood Transfusion perspectives; Section 5: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in subspecialities of Regeneration medicine in neurology; Section 6: Immunotherapy potential of Fetal Cell in Maternal System; Section 7: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in Orthopaedics; Section 8: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood serum in Opthalmology; Section 9: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in Cardiology; Section 10: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in other subspecialities of Regeneration Medicine; Section 11: Clinical use of Amniotic fluid; Section 12: Cord blood collection variability and Banking; Section 13:Ethics

From the reviews: "This book describes clinical and preclinical research involving the use of the human umbilical cord, amnion, and placenta for regenerative medicine. It contains a wealth of information and new ideas. ... It is written for clinicians and basic science researchers interested in pregnancy and regenerative medicine ... . documents innovative approaches to regenerative medicine using cord blood and other pregnancy-associated substances. Carefully edited, it provides a fascinating snapshot of current research. This is an important topic that is not often addressed." (Bruce A. Fenderson, Doody's Review Service, January, 2012)

• Foreword; Section 1: Massive wastage of Pregnancy Specific biological substances; Section 2: Basic science and Placental use; Section 3: Cardiovascular and angiology; Section 4: Cord blood Transfusion perspectives; Section 5: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in subspecialities of Regeneration medicine in neurology; Section 6: Immunotherapy potential of Fetal Cell in Maternal System; Section 7: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in Orthopaedics; Section 8: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood serum in Opthalmology; Section 9: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in Cardiology; Section 10: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in other subspecialities of Regeneration Medicine; Section 11: Clinical use of Amniotic fluid; Section 12: Cord blood collection variability and Banking; Section 13:Ethics

From the reviews: "This book describes clinical and preclinical research involving the use of the human umbilical cord, amnion, and placenta for regenerative medicine. It contains a wealth of information and new ideas. ... It is written for clinicians and basic science researchers interested in pregnancy and regenerative medicine ... . documents innovative approaches to regenerative medicine using cord blood and other pregnancy-associated substances. Carefully edited, it provides a fascinating snapshot of current research. This is an important topic that is not often addressed." (Bruce A. Fenderson, Doody's Review Service, January, 2012)

• Foreword; Section 1: Massive wastage of Pregnancy Specific biological substances; Section 2: Basic science and Placental use; Section 3: Cardiovascular and angiology; Section 4: Cord blood Transfusion perspectives; Section 5: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in subspecialities of Regeneration medicine in neurology; Section 6: Immunotherapy potential of Fetal Cell in Maternal System; Section 7: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in Orthopaedics; Section 8: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood serum in Opthalmology; Section 9: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in Cardiology; Section 10: Use of Placental Umbilical cord blood in other subspecialities of Regeneration Medicine; Section 11: Clinical use of Amniotic fluid; Section 12: Cord blood collection variability and Banking; Section 13:Ethics

From the reviews: "This book describes clinical and preclinical research involving the use of the human umbilical cord, amnion, and placenta for regenerative medicine. It contains a wealth of information and new ideas. ... It is written for clinicians and basic science researchers interested in pregnancy and regenerative medicine ... . documents innovative approaches to regenerative medicine using cord blood and other pregnancy-associated substances. Carefully edited, it provides a fascinating snapshot of current research. This is an important topic that is not often addressed." (Bruce A. Fenderson, Doody's Review Service, January, 2012)