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Cerebral Palsy Stem Cell Treatment Follow-up Data

Time: 20 December 2004 – 09 July 2010

Number of In-patient cases: 825

Average age: 8.3 ± 5.9

Gender: male 546 cases (66.1%), female 279 cases (33.8%)

CP Results Data

CP Results In Total

CP Results by Type

Results Break-down by CP Types

Improvements in the following areas have been observed:

  • Significant decrease in abnormal muscle tone
  • Enhanced muscular strength
  • Improved motor function (such as posture stability, holding the neck in a vertical position, sitting, grasping hands, standing, walking, gait)
  • Better coordination
  • Increased appetite with weight gain
  • Language function and intelligence
  • Improved concentration skills, better memory
  • Decreased Strabismus
  • Normalized Salivation

Remarks:

  • At post-treatment follow-up most children continued to improve their muscle tone, motor function, limb coordination and speech function. It should be noted that there is a broad range of effectiveness in the treatment of cerebral palsy.
  • Age is a major factor influencing the outcome. The younger the patient, the results are more obvious.
  • Children under 5 years show improvements in intelligence and language abilities. However, older patients do not show satisfactory improvement in these areas.
  • Regarding atonic cerebral palsy, physical activity improves to varying degrees. However, verbal intelligence results are less satisfactory.
  • Rehabilitation exercises improve the effectiveness of the treatment.