01 · Mechanism
MUSE biology, decoded
Why MUSE cells differ from MSCs and iPSCs, the homing mechanism, low-tumorigenicity profile and the regulatory framework you operate under.
🇲🇽 Cancún · Day 3 · Sunday, Sept 27, 2026 · Physicians Only
Advanced MUSE Cell Certification.
Multilineage-differentiating Stress-Enduring cells — pluripotent, "shape-shifter" cells that home autonomously to injury and differentiate into the tissue that needs repair. One full clinical day on patient workup, dosing schedules and safety monitoring with the faculty pioneering MUSE in clinical practice.
Day 3 · Sunday Sept 27, 2026
The 'shape-shifter' cell finally clinic-ready.
A full clinical day at Cellgenic Lab with Brandon Sassouni and Prof. Dr. Roni Moya — MUSE Cell biology, S1P/S1PR2 homing, MuseExosomes acellular delivery, real clinical evidence and a supervised hands-on demo with patient.
Day 3 · Cellgenic Lab
Hotel→Lab transfer included
Physicians only
Included
Faculty-Led Curriculum
Brandon Sassouni and Prof. Dr. Roni Moya, PhD walk through MUSE biology, S1P/S1PR2 mechanism and the protocols that work in clinic today.
Included
Hands-On with Patient
Supervised clinical demonstration — application techniques: intravascular, intra-articular, topical, intranasal.
Included
Clinical Evidence
Trials and real cases: AMI, ALS, stroke, immunodermatology — what is published, what is in trial, and what is bedside-ready.
Included
Live Q&A with Faculty
Patient cases, troubleshooting, dosing and combination protocols — open clinical discussion.
Included
ISSCA Certification
Official ISSCA Advanced MUSE Cell Certification — internationally recognized in 30+ countries.
Included
Hotel→Lab Transfer
Dedicated MUSE bus from the host hotel to Cellgenic Lab and back — fully included.
— 02 / What you'll master
Six skills you walk out with.
By 6 PM Sunday you can confidently identify, work up, dose and monitor a MUSE-cell candidate — and recognize the cases where MUSE is the wrong answer.
02 · Patient Workup
The 9-axis intake
Complete laboratory and imaging workup, comorbidity stratification, and the explicit go / no-go decision at each axis.
03 · Dosing
Dosing schedule by indication
The dosing matrix our faculty actually uses — by indication, by route, with the rationale for booster timing.
04 · Route of Administration
IV vs intra-articular vs intrathecal
Decision tree by indication, infusion-rate protocols, premedication, and the specific scenarios where each route changes outcome.
05 · Safety & Monitoring
Adverse-event protocol
The exact watch-list at hour 1, day 1, week 1 and month 1. The escalation pathway. The pause-criteria. The documentation trail that protects your clinic and your patients.
06 · Outcome Tracking
Outcome registry & reporting
How to enter your patient outcomes into the ISSCA registry, the minimum dataset, and how that contributes to the field-wide evidence base.
— Key Clinical Topics
Five clinical topics, decoded.
Each topic comes with the dosing matrices, intake forms and adverse-event playbooks we use in daily practice.
How MUSE differs from MSC and iPSC, the autonomous homing mechanism, and the low-tumorigenicity safety profile that makes MUSE clinically distinct.
- Discovery & isolation history
- MUSE vs MSC vs iPSC
- Homing mechanism
- Low-tumorigenicity profile
- Clinical-trial landscape
- Differentiation potential
Vetted sourcing partners, donor-screening criteria, cold-chain logistics, batch-testing standards, and the regulatory framework by jurisdiction.
- Vetted sourcing partners
- Donor-screening checklist
- Cold-chain logistics
- Batch-testing standards
- Regulatory framework
- Audit-ready file structure
The 9-axis intake form. Imaging and laboratory thresholds. The four red-flag combinations that should never receive MUSE infusion.
- 9-axis intake form
- Lab threshold tables
- Imaging requirements
- Comorbidity stratification
- Red-flag combinations
- Go / no-go decision tree
Dose-by-indication matrix. IV vs intra-articular vs intrathecal. Booster timing. Premedication and infusion-rate protocols.
- Dose-by-indication matrix
- IV protocol
- Intra-articular protocol
- Intrathecal protocol
- Premedication checklist
- Booster-timing tables
The hour 1, day 1, week 1, month 1 watch lists. AE escalation pathway. Consent forms, intake forms, documentation trail, registry entry.
- Hour-1 / day-1 / week-1 / month-1 watch lists
- AE escalation pathway
- Consent-form template
- Documentation trail
- Registry entry workflow
- Pause-criteria triggers
— 03 / Day 3 Curriculum
Eight modules, one clinical day.
Sunday, September 27, 2026 — biology, patient selection, IV systemic, CNS, orthopedic, aesthetic and program-design modules. Faculty-signed ISSCA certification at close.
01
10:00 – 10:15 — Opening & Certification Framework
ISSCA institutional welcome. Certification objectives, academic scope, participation criteria and the clinical vision for MUSE Cell Technology within modern regenerative medicine.
02
10:15 – 11:00 — Module 1 · Introduction to MUSE Cells
What MUSE cells are — Multilineage-differentiating Stress-Enduring cells. Differences from MSCs, iPSCs and embryonic cells. Clinical relevance of their biological profile.
03
11:00 – 11:45 — Module 2 · Biological Properties & Mechanisms of Action
Key properties: pluripotency, low telomerase activity, non-tumorigenic profile, stress resistance, autonomous homing, in-situ differentiation and immune privilege. Emphasis on the S1P–S1PR2 pathway as the targeting mechanism to damaged tissue.
04
11:45 – 12:00 — Coffee Break
Networking break.
05
12:00 – 12:45 — Module 3 · Clinical Rationale & Patient Selection
Patient-selection criteria. Initial clinical evaluation. Risk stratification. Identifying candidates for neurological, orthopedic, systemic, aesthetic and sexual-health protocols.
06
12:45 – 13:30 — Module 4 · Systemic IV Protocols
Fundamentals of intravenous administration. Preparation, dilution, monitoring, safety, infusion timing and systemic-protocol design. Clinical considerations for post-treatment follow-up.
07
13:30 – 14:30 — Lunch
Plated lunch at the host hotel.
08
14:30 – 15:15 — Module 5 · CNS & Neurological Applications
Applications in neurology and neuro-rehabilitation. Academic discussion of protocols for stroke, CNS lesions, neurodegeneration, intrathecal and intranasal administration, clinical timing and follow-up criteria.
09
15:15 – 16:00 — Module 6 · Interventional Orthopedic & Musculoskeletal Protocols
Applications in joints, spine and soft tissue. Review of epidural, transforaminal, intradiscal, facetary, intra-articular and ultrasound-guided routes. Anatomical considerations, indications and procedural safety.
10
16:00 – 16:15 — Coffee Break
Networking break.
11
16:15 – 16:45 — Module 7 · Aesthetic, Anti-Aging & Genitourinary Applications
Potential applications in aesthetic medicine, longevity, male sexual health, female sexual health and stress urinary incontinence. Integrated-protocol design within a regenerative practice.
12
16:45 – 17:00 — Module 8 · Clinical Program Design & Certification Closure
How to integrate MUSE Cell Technology into clinical practice. Clinical workflow, documentation, patient education, program structure, follow-up, responsible-implementation criteria and certification closure.
— 04 / Faculty
The clinicians writing the protocol.
Both faculty have first-hand clinical and translational experience with MUSE-cell therapy. You walk out with the protocols they actually use.
Brandon Sassouni
Lead Faculty · MUSE Cell Operations
Operational lead on MUSE-cell programs covering sourcing, cold-chain, batch-testing and clinic-side delivery. ISSCA MUSE faculty since program inception.
Prof. Roni Moya, PhD
Faculty · Cell Therapy & Regenerative Biomedicine
Cell-therapy researcher and clinician working at the translational interface between bench and bedside. Portuguese leadership on regenerative biomedicine.
Visiting Clinicians
Guest Faculty · Case Reviews
A rotating bench of ISSCA MUSE-prescribing physicians joins for the patient case-review block, ensuring every attendee leaves with two cases reviewed by faculty.
— 05 / Recognition
Earn your official ISSCA certification.
Faculty-signed, registered in the ISSCA member portal, recognized by 12,000+ ISSCA-certified physicians across 30+ countries.
Official Certification
ISSCA Accredited
Global Recognition
30+ Countries
Faculty-Signed
Sassouni · Moya
Day 3 · Track
Sunday Sept 27 · Included
Hands-On Practice
1 Day · Clinical
Limited
First Verified, First Confirmed
ISSCA
International Society for Stem Cell Application
This certifies that
Dr. María García-López, MD
has successfully completed the advanced certification program in
MUSE Cell Therapy
Join 12,000+ certified physicians worldwide
ISSCA-accredited · 30+ countries · Faculty-signed by Sassouni · Moya
— Testimonials
What Physicians Say About ISSCA Events
Since 2010, ISSCA has trained 12,000+ physicians across 30+ countries. Hear directly from peers who already apply these protocols in their clinics.
— 06 / Pricing
Two pricing windows. Limited. Physicians only.
Early Bird closes May 31, 2026. After that, hold your seat with a $1,000 deposit — $3,000 balance due before the event.
Early Bird closes May 31, 2026
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MUSE Cell Certification — Early Bird
Closes May 31, 2026
$3,000 $4,000
- Full Day-2 protocol certification (Sept 27)
- Patient workup, dosing & safety modules
- Take-home protocol documents + dosing matrices
- Faculty-signed ISSCA certificate
- Access to the ISSCA MUSE outcome registry
- Lifetime access to ISSCA MUSE protocol updates
MUSE Cell Certification — Reservation
After May 31 · balance due before Sept 27, 2026
$1,000
- Full Day-2 protocol certification (Sept 27)
- Patient workup, dosing & safety modules
- Take-home protocol documents + dosing matrices
- Faculty-signed ISSCA certificate
- Access to the ISSCA MUSE outcome registry
- Lifetime access to ISSCA MUSE protocol updates
Sunday certification participants receive Saturday's full conference recordings. Bundle with the full Global Summit pass at checkout to attend Saturday in person.
— 09 / Venues & Logistics
Lab in the morning, hotel in the afternoon.
Hands-on at Cellgenic Laboratory Facilities · keynotes & Q&A at the host hotel · organized bus transfer at midday
AM · Hands-On · Cellgenic Laboratory Facilities
Cellgenic Laboratory Facilities
Cancún · Quintana Roo
México
Bus from hotel 08:00 · lab modules · transfer back ~12:30
PM · Keynotes & Q&A · Host Hotel
Oceanfront Resort
Cancún Hotel Zone
Quintana Roo, 77500
México
Afternoon keynotes, faculty Q&A and closing ceremony
~20–30 min
28–32°C
Need a Visa Letter?
Contact info@stemcellsgroup.com with your passport details after registration. Direct flights from USA, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Spain, Italy, Portugal and UAE.
— 08 / FAQ
Common questions.
MUSE-cell therapy is a physician-prescribed cellular therapy. Patient workup, dosing decisions and adverse-event escalation belong squarely with a licensed MD or DO. ISSCA verifies physician credentials at registration.
Sourcing varies by jurisdiction. The certification covers the regulatory landscape and lists the vetted sourcing partners ISSCA faculty work with. We'll cover your country's framework explicitly during sourcing & standards.
Full refund until May 31. 50% refund June 1 – Aug 1. Non-refundable after Aug 1. Free transfer to another physician at your clinic up to 14 days pre-event. Force-majeure: credit carried to the next ISSCA event.
This is a protocol-and-decision-making certification, not a live-infusion workshop. The day is structured around patient case-work, dosing matrices and safety drills — the highest-leverage skills for clinic implementation.
Sunday certification participants get the Saturday conference recordings on the ISSCA member portal. To attend Saturday in person, bundle the full ISSCA Global Summit pass at checkout.
This event does not currently offer CME/CE credits. You will receive an official ISSCA certificate, recognized by practitioners in 30+ countries.
Combine & Save
Upgrade your experience — get 15% off both certifications.
Pair this certification with one of the parallel tracks running on the complementary day. The 15% bundle discount applies to your full enrollment.
— Day 3 · Sunday, Sept 27
Limited. Physicians only. Early Bird closes May 31.
The protocols, the dosing matrices, the safety drills, the registry access — taught by the faculty who wrote them.