Cerebral palsy is a group of persistent motor and postural development disorders caused by non-progressive brain injury occurring during the fetal or early infantile period. As one of the most common central nervous system injuries, cerebral palsy primarily manifests as motor dysfunction, abnormal muscle tone, and impaired postural control. It is often accompanied by sensory, cognitive, communicative, and behavioral abnormalities. The underlying brain injury may result from prenatal hypoxia, premature birth, intracranial hemorrhage, infection, or genetic metabolic abnormalities, with pathological features including neuronal damage or developmental anomalies in the motor cortex, basal ganglia, or cerebellum. Due to impairments in motor coordination and neural regulation, patients experience significant challenges in daily living, social participation, and overall quality of life.
Stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy represents an innovative treatment modality based on neural regeneration and functional remodeling. By leveraging the proliferative, differentiative, and microenvironment-modulating properties of stem cells, this therapy targets the repair of damaged brain tissue. The following outlines the treatment principles and clinical benefits in detail:
Since 2003, Our medical team has successfully performed over 10000 cases of stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy, covering the following types:
In 2015, our team was the first to adopt stereotactic intracerebral stem cell transplantation technology, significantly enhancing motor function and cognitive abilities. In 2020, we introduced an AI-assisted rehabilitation assessment system to enable dynamic optimization of treatment plans.
We have years of experience and outstanding achievements in the field of Cerebral Palsy treatment. While providing precise neurological repair therapies, we also emphasize multidisciplinary collaboration and personalized rehabilitation plans. Our goal is to help patients improve their functional abilities, enhance independence, and offer comprehensive psychological and social support for their families.