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Stem Cell Therapy for Cerebral Palsy in Europe - Best Clinics

Cerebral palsy is defined as a disorder affecting various types and intensities of movements and postures, due to a non-progressive injury or a defect within the immature brain (which is in the process of development). The characteristic of this condition is represented by the injury’s fixity, even if the clinical picture changes under the influence of growth and development process.

The stem cells have the property of turning into new, healthy cells of the affected tissues. In this case we’re talking about the damaged brain tissue. Also, the stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy contributes to the reconstruction of new blood vessels and the improvement of the blood flow to the brain’s affected tissue.

There are many specialized European clinics that offer stem cell therapy for patients affected by cerebral palsy.

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NAME OF THE CLINIC

PRICE

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Frankfurt, Germany

German International Clinic

$20,000

Patient will stay in Germany for 1 week

First consultation

Stem cell therapy

Children must be at least 14 years old

Kiev, Ukraine

Unique Cell Treatment Clinic

$10,000

Airport-hotel/apartment-airport transfer.

Everyday hotel/apartment-clinic-hotel/apartment transfer.

Examinations by specialists.

Laboratory tests and investigations.

Treatment itself (2-days-administration of stem cells).

Medical report.

Medications if necessary.

Follow-up after the treatment.

Benefits of the stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy:

• Stem cell therapy is a recently developed treatment.

• Stem cells can turn into and replace destroyed or affected cells.

• Low risk of complications.

There are multiple treatment options offered by renowned clinics in Europe! Learn more about stem cell therapy for cerebral palsy! Contact us!

Disclaimer

Stem Cell Therapy is still an experimental treatment. Any information related to stem cell therapy provided in this website is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace a consultation with a licensed physician nor be construed as medical advice or any emergency health need you may be expecting.

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