Heider Al Gerrah – Cerebral Palsy CP 10 years old

Patient: Heider Al-Gerrah : Son of Doctor Al-Gerrah

Gender: Male

Country:  United Arab Emirates

Conditions/reasons for treatment:

Cerebral Palsy

Patient’s expectations of possible improvement after therapy:

Heider has CP and shows inability to speak with the use of words, balance problems and mild muscle spasticity.

Start Date of therapy program: 21/9/09

Treatment location: Bangkok, Thailand

Treatment program: 7 days

•  20,000,000 human umbilical cord blood-derived stem cells

 

• 2x IV injections of cd34+ umbilical cord blood stem cells
• 2x Lumbar pucture injections of mesenchymal umbilical cord blood stem cells
• 4x stem cell growth factor injections

Day 1:

• Stem Cell therapy: 5,000,000 cd34+ stem cells via IV injection
• Stem Cell gorwth factor injection
  

Day 2:

• Stem Cell therapy: 5,000,000 mesenchymal stem cells via lumbar puncture injection
• Stem Cell gorwth factor injection
  

Day 3:

• Acupuncture

Day 4:

• Stem Cell therapy: 5,000,000 cd34+ stem cells via IV injection
• Stem Cell gorwth factor injection
  

Day 5:

• Stem Cell therapy: 5,000,000 mesenchymal stem cells via lumbar puncture injection
• Stem Cell gorwth factor injection

Day 6:

• Post stem cell therapy care meeting
  

Day 7:

• Collection of 3 month supply of condition specific oral admin stem cell enhancing nutrition
  

The patient was treated at our medical centre in Bangkok, Thailand as an outpatient. Their accommodation was luxury serviced apartments directly opposite the medical centre.

 

Comments and updates on patient over past 2 months:

After 2 weeks:

No noticeable changes

After 4 weeks:

Many comments from teachers at school and pt doctor in regards to Heider having a more attentive and focus behaviour at school, also a better control of balance.

 

After 6 weeks:

Continuing to show improvements in general balance, coordination, listening and acting upon vocal instructions.
It is still early to see full effects of treatment and we hope to see continued improvements.