Neurology · Spinal cord injury
王先生 (Mr. Wang)· 27 male
- Country
- China
- Treatment start
- 2024-01-09
Anamnesis
Mr. Wang, age 27. Fall from height at work caused paraplegia (bilateral lower limb paralysis); skin hypesthesia in lower limbs; neurogenic bladder; neurogenic rectum; thoracic spinal cord injury; right transverse process fractures L2-L5; thoracolumbar dislocation T12/L1 (L1 vertebral body anterior grade II slippage with burst fracture); left iliopsoas muscle injury; right rib fractures (T11, T12). No sensation of urination or defecation, unable to self-care, requires constant assistance.
Treatment plan
2024-01-09 — lumbar puncture, perinatal stem cells 3U, bi-weekly, 3 consecutive administrations = 1 cycle.
- Therapy
- Perinatal stem cells
- Delivery route
- Lumbar puncture (LP)
Outcome
After infusion, sensation of urinary and defecation urge emerged, but cannot self-control. Both lower limbs regained sensation, can perceive warm and cold; lower limb strength increased. Returned home for further rehabilitation.
Physician conclusion
No adverse reactions observed. Stem cell transplantation for spinal cord injury effectively alleviates associated symptoms.
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