Patient's question:
The child developed symptoms in April 2002, including head nodding and occasional limb spasms. The child had high muscle tone and issues with language and intelligence. In June 2002, the child was hospitalized at Beijing Children's Hospital for treatment and diagnosed with cerebral palsy and infantile spasms.Doctor's answer:
The treatment for cerebral palsy primarily focuses on cell permeation repair therapy. The principle of cell permeation repair therapy is that nerve cells are multipotent cells originating from the central nervous system, which possess the ability to self-renew throughout their lifetime and can be induced to differentiate into various types of mature nerve cells. They serve as the source for the formation and development of the nervous system, with the main function of acting as a reserve to participate in the repair of nervous system injuries or the renewal of normal nerve cell apoptosis. By transplanting nerve cells into the damaged central nervous system, the structural reconstruction of damaged nerve tissues and the restoration of corresponding physiological functions can be achieved. Therefore, the clinical therapeutic effects for patients with cerebral palsy and neurological diseases are clear and ideal.