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Will Stem Cell Treatment Help To Recover From Partial Agenesis Of Corpus Callosum? Any Medication?

I have 11 years old daughter with Partial Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum . I have heard that the stem cells treatment can help in compliting the corpus callosum. I would appreciate your comments and opinion in this matter. Also, if you know anything what the medicine can help with this diagnose. Thank you Manuela YYYY@YYYY
Wed, 19 Dec 2012
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Stem cell treatment is yes definetly a promising treatment option in the modern medicine and yet to be established in certain diseases and giving good results in some disorders. In your child aspect better to consult your neurologist and discuss these aspects whether there is any scope for this treatment modality. In Partial agenesis of Corpus Callosum the refractory seizures and mental retardation are associated features and anticonvulsant drugs are required and some times multiple drugd are required to control seizures.
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Will Stem Cell Treatment Help To Recover From Partial Agenesis Of Corpus Callosum? Any Medication?

Hi Stem cell treatment is yes definetly a promising treatment option in the modern medicine and yet to be established in certain diseases and giving good results in some disorders. In your child aspect better to consult your neurologist and discuss these aspects whether there is any scope for this treatment modality. In Partial agenesis of Corpus Callosum the refractory seizures and mental retardation are associated features and anticonvulsant drugs are required and some times multiple drugd are required to control seizures.