Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:To this day, he doesn't laugh when people make him funny faces. After going to the hospital, he had a CT scan. The doctor said his brain cells didn't develop well. What kind of help is needed: If treatment is done, can it be cured completely?
Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Brain cells refer to the general term for the various different cells that form the brain, primarily including neurons and glial cells. In a person's first half of life, only the number of brain cells available at birth can be utilized, approximately 12 billion. Other organs or tissues, such as bones, liver, and muscles, can be completely restored after injury due to rapid cell division. However, brain cells cannot be regenerated at all.