DOES STEM CELL THERAPY HELP IN CURING AIDP


AIDP, also known to be as Acute Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy can be noted to be as the autoimmune disorder, wherein patient may suffer with progressive degeneration of sensory neurons; thus, exhibiting progressive motor and sensory weakness, which may end up in respiratory failure and death of the patient.

The exact pathogenesis of the said disorder is still elusive, but the disease is characterized with immune mediated degeneration of the peripheral nerves, axonal degeneration and progressive demyelination. In this regard, a stem cell therapy has proven to be effective in establishing blood nerve barrier through differentiation into endothelial cells. The stem cell therapy can thus be effective in prohibiting leukocyte-endothelial interaction, through formation of barrier, which has been observed to be very critical to the pathogenesis of inflammatory neuropathies. With the effective regulation of immune cells, further degeneration of neurons is being minimized and/or stopped completely; stem cell can as well be helpful to regenerate new tissue specific cells to restore the functional loss.

Global Institute of Stem Cell Therapy and Research can be noted as the premium institute, facilitating stem cell research and its therapeutic applications, headquartered in San Diego, California (USA); and is progressing at a faster pace with the vision to provide effective solution to various degenerative diseases.

The meaningful research on various facets of regenerative medicines that has been carried out at GIOSTAR has indeed been documented in various prestigious journals.

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