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We require better quality pictures for this test though, Dr NigamComment
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Looking at pic 0 and pic 93 it looks as if HM injections only have an effect on existing hair, that is to say HM don't really create new hairs on shinny slick bald area but rather brings back to life weak hairs destined to fall out.
Something histogen is trying to achieve.Comment
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Reposting clear recipient pics of 15 graft patch test day 93 result.
I hope we can see the recipient growth of bisected follicle with hm injection support.
RAW PICS OF RECIPIENT OF 15 GRAFT PATCH TEST OF INVITRO DOUBLING,FOR INDEPENDENT ASSESMENT
the pics are not getting zoomed........press ctrl+ than it zoom's
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Zooming on the page with Ctrl and + is no good whatsoever.
You need higher quality photographs. Nothing can be determined from what you've posted.Comment
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Thanks!
Do we have data for singles, doubles and triples on day 0?
Just looks like a column of zeros from the table on image 1.
I don't see how we can conclude much without that, so I'm sure he has just forgotten to add these.Comment
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GC can you please educate me on this? why is it necessary to know the graft breakdown since even doubles and triples after bisection are implanted as singles?
am i missing sth?
please tell me more....
thank youComment
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No you might not be missing anything, it might be me missing something.
Don't we need to know which of the 15 grafts are singles, doubles and tripples in the donor? BEFORE EXTRACTION
The implantation of singles that you're talking about is in regard to the recipient area right?Comment
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Dr.Nigam, hope you aren't fooling us.
Giving false hope to us is like putting salt on our wound.
It doesn't matter if you fail, we'll still appreciate if you keep researching.Comment
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well it is kind confusion here,i am talking about implanting singles everywhere after bisection donour and recipient, i cant think of a way that for example a double can be bisected so it will ocour a double and two singles but only 4 singles,.... so lets leave graft talk and focus on hair talk cause even if someone has all the triples in the world he will end up having the same (regeneration and recipient) but in singles.
the only advantage will be less extractions,
am i right?Comment
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gc?Comment
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Not quite sure what you're saying there. But from what I understand from Dr Nigams procedure. Let's imagine there is just 1 x double graft in the donor. 1)The entire double graft is extracted Invitro.
2)The graft is bisected.
3)The lower end of the 2hair FU which was bisected is re-implanted back in the donor and a 2 hair FU regrows normally.
4)In the recipient a 2 hair FU also grows OR if you prefer 2 singles grow, much depending on whether the grafts are in the hair line or not.
OK assuming the above is correct...
My question comes back to: of the 15 grafts extracted from the donor, how many hairs were in each FU.
I'm pretty sure this data is about somewhere, if we don't have that data then I don't see how we can prove the net growth of each FU in the donor.
See what I mean?Comment
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