Because cerebral palsy is the result of neurological developmental injury, cerebral palsy patients are prime candidates for stem cell therapy.
Stem cells, especially neuronal progenitor cells, are present in umbilical cord blood. In the brain, neuronal progenitor cells have been shown to differentiate into new tissue circuitry that is needed for a variety of specialized neural functions. Effective neural function, of any type, depends to a great extent on the establishment of precise physical pathways and connections that allow electrical communication between individual neurons and between entire classes of neurons; stem cells derived from umbilical cord blood have been shown to repair these types of connections.
Gabor after treatment with adult stem cells [part2]
Video Descriptions: His eyes seemed to be looking straight forward, while before the treatment it was not clear by looking at him what he was looking at. His vision improved and his hand writing became more readable. He could read better. He also showed signs of increased muscle strength: he could catch and throw a ball better then before.
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