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. 2018 Nov 1;9(4):157–167.

Table 1.

Characteristics of the patients with neurological diseases who were transplanted intrathecally by their marrow stem cells, during 2011–2015

Disease n Age (yrs) range (median) Sex M:F The duration of the disease (yrs) range (median) Mononuclear cells range (median), BM volume (mL) range (medium) Post-treatment follow-up (yrs) range (median) Clinical improvement, ratio (%)
Advanced Parkinson’s disease 12 42–73 (64) 6:6 2–14 (5) 1.2–450 (3.0)×107 90–200 (100) 3–6 (4) 9/12 (75)
Complete paralysis 6 23–53 (35) 2:4 1/2–5 (2) 2–29 (4.0)×107 , 100–200 (100) 3–6(3.5) 0/6
Incomplete paralysis 4 35–40 (36) 3:1 2–4 (3) 2.4–16 (7.0)×107 100–200 (100) 4–5.5 (4) 0/4 (25)
Cerebral palsy 28 2.5–30 (11) 16:12 2.5–30 (11) 2.0–19.0 (2.8)×107 50–160 (100) 3.5–5.5 (3) 20/28 (71)
Hypoxic brain damage 7 6–28 (15) 4:3 2–25 (5) 1.4–8 (2.0)×107 100–120 (100) 3.5–4 (3) 5/7 (71)
Autism 2 8,9 1:1 5, 8 0.7, 22.4×107 50, 100 5.5,5 0/2 (0)
Multiple sclerosis 4 29–40 (36.5) 2:2 6–18 (13) 3–10 (6.4)×107 100–120 (100) 3.5–5 (3.5) 4/4 (100) Relapse 2/4(50)
Progressive cerebellar atrophy 5 9–50 (34) 4:1 3–25 (9) 1.2–65 (2.6)×107 100–140 (100) 3–6 (3.5) 4/5 (80)
Hereditary spinocortico-cerebellar atrophy 1 30 F 28 3.2×107, 120 5 +ve
Hereditary neuropathy 1 54 M 8 8×107, 100 3.5 +ve
Friedreich’s ataxia 1 23 M 7 1.6×107, 75 4 -ve
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 1 56 F 12 2×107, 100 3.5 -ve
Primary lateral sclerosis 1 61 M 4 4×107, 100 3.5 -ve
Kernicterus neuropathy 2 7,30 1:1 7, 30 8.8, 6.4×107 100, 140 3, 4.5 2/2 (100)
Head injury (colpocephaly) 1 34 M 9 14×107, 160 4 +ve
Head trauma 1 21 M 4 4×107, 100 3.5 -ve
Cerebrovascular accident 1 55 M 10 6.4×107, 90 4 -ve
Neurological sequel of meningitis 1 39 F 8 3.8×107, 70 4 +ve
Transverse myelitis 1 38 M 8 1.72×107, 160 3.5 -ve
Total 80 Mean MNCs=4.0×107
Mean CD34+ CD38 cells=1.4%
Mean CD45 D146+ cells=0.0007%
48/80 (60)

n: Number, BM: Bone marrow, +ve: positive: some improvements, -ve: negative (no improvement), MNCs: mononuclear cells