Stroke treatment with stem cell therapy

One of the critical stages of stroke treatment is the restoration of the affected vessels and neurons. Only cell therapy makes it possible to completely regenerate damaged brain tissue and return a patient to everyday life. The treatment process is based on the unique abilities of stem cells to transform into different types of cells. They activate growing new neurons and blood vessels instead of those destroyed. As a result, stem cell therapy will allow you to recover after a stroke, prevent relapses, and remove all the illness causes: hypertension, atherosclerosis, etc. For treatment, cells are taken from the patient's tissues, particularly fatty tissue. For treatment, at least two hundred million stem cells will be required. Therefore, the first stage isolates some active human cells and grows them to the necessary amount. After that, the doctor selects stem cells and places them into a unique medium for cultivation. The resulting stem cells are injected into the patient intravenously. They penetrate the brain and replace the damaged neurons exactly where the hematoma was formed. The transplant procedure lasts only forty minutes. Then the patient goes home, and the stem cells begin their work. The results are usually observed after several months. Then, the procedure can be repeated or combined with other methods to increase therapy effectiveness.