Children with cerebral palsy have a promising new treatment option in stem cell therapy. Early research suggests that it might lessen symptoms and brain damage. However, further research is required because this therapy is still in its early stages. Stem cells are undeveloped cells with the potential to differentiate into various cell types, which can then form various tissues. There are two different categories of stem cells, including: Early embryonic stem cells (ESCs) are stem cells that are discovered in the embryo. ESCs proliferate and disseminate inside the blastocyst's mass to become several cell types. A doctor administers stem cells during a stem cell transplant either intravenously (into a vein) or intrathecally (into the spinal column) through a lumbar puncture. The stem cells are expected to mature into nerve cells with the capacity to link with other types of cells. Additionally, once the cells join with other cells, they must be able to communicate with the muscles that regulate movement. The success of the treatment depends on this progression.
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