Significant improvement in balance and coordination allows a 13-year-long suffering patient with spinocerebellar ataxia type 10 to finally smile relaxedly!
Mr. Sehran Aliti, a handsome and wise 29-year-old gentleman from Sweden, has unfortunately been suffering from Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 10. For over 13 years, his life has been overshadowed by anxiety and depression due to his gait, balance issues, and limb tremors, which have left him unable to stand up from a seated position, let alone stand or walk independently.
Despite his 13 years of illness, Mr. Sehran Aliti and his family refuse to believe that fate will always be so cruel to him. In this era of rapid technological advancement, when facing illness, one must choose the most suitable clinical experts and hospitals. Over the past 20 years, Wu Medical Center has accumulated clinical experience in treating neurological diseases with neural stem cells in various ways. After extensive inquiries, Mr. Sehran Aliti learned about Dr. Wu from Beijing, China, a senior expert in nerve regeneration medicine with over 40 years of experience. Dr. Wu has made significant contributions to the treatment of Spinocerebellar Ataxia using neural stem cells combined with CAST therapy. His unique, original, safe, and effective stem cell technology and extensive successful clinical treatment experience have helped many patients with conditions similar to Mr. Sehran Aliti’s improve their symptoms, halt disease progression, and enhance their quality of life.
There is an old Chinese saying: "Illness comes like a mountain collapsing, and leaves like pulling silk." Although Mr. Sehran Aliti had been ill for over 13 years and his condition had progressed to a point where he was unable to care for himself, with Dr. Wu's carefully tailored treatment plan and the entire team and the patient's perfect cooperation, Mr. Sehran Aliti experienced a miraculous moment at Wu Medical Center after 2 weeks of inpatient treatment, bringing smiles to everyone’s faces!
During the treatment process, Mr. Sehran Aliti actively participated in various therapies and training arranged by the medical staff every day. He began to feel his symptoms gradually “leave” his body. By the end of the treatment, Mr. Sehran Aliti showed significant improvement in his mental state, with reduced anxiety and nervousness, and the disappearance of vertical nystagmus. His balance and coordination improved markedly compared to before treatment. The speed, agility, and accuracy of his rapid alternating movements and finger-to-finger tests showed significant enhancement compared to before treatment. The finger-to-nose test improved from being slow and unstable before treatment to clearly stable now, while the heel-to-shin test of both legs transitioned from unstable before treatment to mostly stable now. He progressed from being unable to stand or walk independently before treatment to now being able to rise from a seated position more quickly, stand independently for over 30 seconds, and take 3 steps on his own, with minimal assistance allowing for longer-distance walking. His Romberg test improved significantly from a positive result before treatment to a marked improvement now. Limb tremors decreased noticeably compared to before treatment. His muscle strength in all four limbs improved from a grade of 4 to 5, with all pathological signs showing negative results. The peripheral temperature of his limbs improved significantly from very low before treatment to normal levels now.
We hope to accompany more patients with Spinocerebellar Ataxia, like Mr. Sehran Aliti, to experience at Wu Medical Center the advanced neural stem cell and CAST therapies that differ from traditional medical treatments. Our goal is to alleviate the physical suffering caused by Spinocerebellar Ataxia, halt disease progression, enhance their quality of life, and build their confidence in overcoming their illnesses.
To learn more information of Mr. Sehran Aliti’a patient story, please refer to the following link:
Sehran Aliti-Spinocerebellar ataxia type 10-(Sweden)
