Patient's question:
High muscle tone, scissor gait, dystocia, near-drowning. Past treatment history and effectiveness: PT treatment for 3.5 years. What kind of assistance is needed: Can stem cell grafting be done...Doctor's answer:
The gross motor function classification system (GMFCS) for older children with cerebral palsy is classified as Level I,；Level II is suitable for lumbar puncture or stereotactic surgery；Level III is suitable for unilateral stereotactic surgery；Level IV is suitable for bilateral stereotactic surgery；Level V is not effective; 2. Infants and young children (under 2 years old) with cerebral palsy are suitable for ventricular anesthesia combined with subarachnoid puncture; 3. When grafting stem cells, children with other conditions should be excluded, and epilepsy and hydrocephalus should be resolved first; severe malnutrition, feeding difficulties, and breathing difficulties. The above are suggestions on the indications for stem cell grafting to treat cerebral palsy. I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!