Case: Kolya from Russia
Nationality:
Russia
Age:
5 years old
Diagnosis:
Cerebral Palsy
First Admission Date:
Jan 2018
Second Admission Date:
July 2018
Background

Kolya, who entered the world full - term, yet the start of his life was anything but smooth. From the very moment he took his first breath, he was connected to a ventilator, fighting for every ounce of oxygen.

The challenges Kolya faced right at birth were staggering. Tests revealed that his left kidney was suffering from hydronephrosis, causing it to swell with trapped urine. His right hand was afflicted with a contracture deformity, making it difficult to open or close his tiny fingers. His neck was shorter than normal, and his shoulders were unusually narrow, which not only affected his physical appearance but also hinted at potential underlying skeletal issues.

Worst of all, his central nervous system was under severe compression, leading to abnormal physiological reflexes and alarmingly low muscle tension. As doctors delved deeper into his condition, the diagnoses of brain atrophy, maldevelopment, and epilepsy added to the long list of hurdles this brave little one had to overcome. But even in the face of such adversity, Alex's journey of hope and recovery had just begun.

Pre-Treatment Condition (Before the First Course of Treatment)
  • Can not lift head, cannot sit alone, cannot speak, cannot walk, but can turn over;
  • Waist strength and limb muscle strength are weak;
  • Suffers epilepsy;
  • Body temperature regulation dysfunction and body temperature is unstable.
Treatment Plan
  • Two courses of stem cell therapy
  • Surgical method: Lumbar puncture
  • Efficacy monitoring plan over 6 to 12 months post-treatment
After the First Course of Treatment( 6 months)
After the Second Course of Treatment ( 12 months)


Symptom Improvement
Erratic temperature fluctuations Stable normothermia
Hypotonia (low tone/strength) ↑ Strength → Improved mobility
Impaired sound detection/reaction Enhanced responsiveness to stimuli
Weak muscles; unstable head posture ↑ Strength → Steady head control
Poor intake; disrupted sleep ↑ Appetite; restful sleep with energy gain
Progress Summary & Future Outlook

In the near future, extended sitting may progress to standing and eventually walking independently. This newfound mobility will open up a world of possibilities, from exploring the environment to participating in physical activities.

Moreover, enhanced muscle strength will also contribute to better posture and balance, reducing the likelihood of falls. Additionally, it can boost confidence and self-esteem. With consistent progress, the individual may gradually regain full functionality, integrating more actively into daily life and social activities, leading a more fulfilling and independent existence.


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