Rehabilitation after stroke and neurological diseases

Stem cell transplantation in patients with post-stroke complications is one of the revolutionary treatment methods based on cell therapy.

A stroke disrupts blood supply of certain brain part, so damage and death of nerve cells occur. As a result, blocking or rupture of brain blood vessels leads to serious or irretrievable violations of the usual body functions.

 

Rehabilitation of patients after the previous stroke is long and complex process that requires a comprehensive combination of drug support, physiotherapy, physical therapy and psychotherapy.

The use of stem cells will increase the efficiency of rehabilitation measures and help to achieve the following results:
prevention of stroke site hardening in the brain regeneration of the affected brain area improvement of microcirculation and energy metabolism in neurons and neuroglia cells

  • normalization of processes of nerve impulse transmission
  • increase production of biogenic amines and stabilization of neurotransmitter metabolism

Specialists clinic have a long history of successful patients rehabilitation after the stroke. Regeneration of damaged brain areas using stem cells helps to improve the motor function, speech and neurological status.

Stem cells
Multiple sclerosis is a progressing autoimmune disease of the central nervous system when the myelin sheath of the own nerves is damaged. The myelin nerve sheath plays an important role in conducting nerve impulses.

Anti-inflammatory drugs, interferons and monoclonal antibodies are used in the standard practice of multiple sclerosis treating. However, the treating purpose is to stop myelin destruction, to restore the myelin sheath of nerves and impaired body functions.

Specialists of the cell therapy clinic have many years of successful experience in the rehabilitation of patients after a stroke. Regeneration of damaged areas of the brain with the use of stem cells contributes to the improvement of motor function, speech and neurological status of the patient.

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