 The radial and ulnar arteries cuts that need to be urgently repaired using microsurgical techniques; after treatment failure rate is quite high among the injured. When straight cut repaired with microsurgical instruments under the microscope cut properly; can be obtained close to excellent results. However, there are many factors that impact on the arterial healing. Hypertension, hypotension, age, diabetes mellitus, obesity and female gender has negative effects on the vascular healing. In recent years, positive effects of endothelialization begun to focus on the improvement; and has been shown to endothelialization on the hematopoietic stem cells and endothelial progenitor cells CD34 and CD133 cd309 is effective. CD34 is a type 1 transmembrane protein and is known as the stem cell marker. Proliferative cells and endothelial stem cells play an important role still in the healing process after vascular incisions. These include CD133 haematopoietic progenitor cells and CD309 Vasculoendotelial Growth Factor Receptor 2 is also believed to be effective. These stem cells and proliferating endothelial cells is called collectively endothelial proliferative cells EPC. Griese et al in a study had been done on rabbits; autologous endothelial cells, obtained from peripheral blood with immunohistochemical methods, were transplanted after carotid artery intimal injury experimentally.The EPC-treated group was observed that increased endothelialization and significantly reduced neointimal hyperplasia, compared to the control group. Kawamoto et al in their study ex vivo; endothelial progenitor cells in the myocardial ischemic group, has been shown to have positive impact on the preservation of left ventricular function. In another clinical study in patients with peripheral arterial disease with ischemic limbs; increase of oxygen carried in the extremities in the study group, decrease in rest pain, increase in walk distance and had an increase in ankle-brachial index. 