山东省康复医学会副会长王强教授见证患者疗效
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主任委员王强教授来到我们中心参观访问。
王强教授是国内知名的康复专家，曾在同济和日本藤田保健卫生大学学习研究神经系统的康复技术，有多篇研究论文已发表在美国著名的康复医学杂志上。特别擅
长对脑血管病及脑外伤后遗症的康复治疗。
此次来到中心，主要是对中心干细胞治疗的患者疗效做一个深入的了解，王强教授随意拜访了三个患者，一个是美国脊髓损伤患者David，一个是澳大利亚脑
干萎缩患者Elvia，一个是美国多发性硬化患者Mitzi。
王强教授同三个患者亲自交谈，通过了解，他知道脊髓损伤（C3,C4损伤）患者David是第二次来到中国接受干细胞治疗了，通过第一次的治疗，他以前
微微能抬起的左下肢，现在可以很好的抬起，以前不能抬起的右下肢，现在都可以自主抬起，特别是感觉平面的下降，现在他可以自主的控制大小便了。他非常高
兴第二次来到中国进行治疗，他在他的博客（http://stemcellschina.com/blog/david/）上说他可以在水里行走了，并
告诉全世界的人们保持信仰，永不放弃希望。
澳大利亚脑干萎缩的患者Elvia，来的时候言语不清，吞咽功能差，上肢无力，不能行走，通过5次干细胞移植，目前已经可以很好的同外人言语交流，吃东
西也不再呛咳，上肢现在可以很好抬起，并握住她陪护的手不松脱，这在以前是不可能的，特别令人高兴的是，她现在可以扶着助行器行走了，她给王强教授说她
很高兴，也很幸运来到中国，这5周的治疗是从未有过的改善经历。
关于多发性硬化，王强教授有很多治疗经验，因此他同美国多发性硬化患者Mitzi沟通的非常深入，通过Mitzi的亲身经历，如以前她不能跳，而现在可
以跳了等等转变，他非常高兴，同时也询问了患者很多关于美国干细胞政策和发展方面的情况。
最后，王强教授非常乐意的告诉我们，通过国外患者的对话，这些都是真实的，一定把这样好的治疗信息透露给有需要的患者，让他们早日得到治疗，同时也希望
我们能够更好的完善技术，到国际上去发表论文，发表演讲，更关键的是，他提出了作为一个医生的初衷，就是要让患者在自己的治疗下能有所改善，这才是一个
医生的医德所在，干细胞为很多传统治疗无效的患者带来了一条崭新的道路。
Jon
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Boy off to China to seek treatment
Boy off to China to seek treatment
September 3, 2008 03:48 PM
LISA RAINFORD
Thomas Bourke is just weeks away from embarking on the most important trip of his young life when he leaves this month for China, where he will undergo stem cell therapy.
During a 40-day stay, the toddler will receive six transplants of 10 to 15 million stem cells, which are obtained from umbilical cord blood, to repair damaged cells and tissues.
The little boy was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy (CP) when he was one-year old. At the time, his prognosis was grim. Bourke could not sit, crawl or walk without assistance and had difficulty speaking and using his hands to eat, point or hold a crayon.
"We are excited at the possibilities and of engaging Thomas in therapy that aims to treat the cause, not just its symptoms," said his mother Linda Canning. "We hope that the treatments that he continues to access following his trip will only reap stronger results."
The family, who lives in the Jane and Annette streets area, decided to seek treatment for Bourke in China because stem cell therapy is not available in Canada or the United States. China, particularly Beike Biotech, the company that runs the operation at several Chinese hospitals, is considered a worldwide leader in providing safe and effective stem cell application for such conditions as spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, optic nerve hypoplasia and CP, said Canning.
"Many families I have spoken to, whose children have CP, have reported a wide range of restored function, including increased range of movement, muscle coordination, trunk control, balance and speech," she told The Villager.
The decision to seek this cutting-edge therapy was a long and arduous one, but in the end, Canning came to the conclusion that she wanted to provide her son as many opportunities for a better quality of life that she could. The trip comes at a cost of approximately $30,000 plus the cost of the flight. That's why the neighbourhood is rallying in honour of Bourke. The residents of Harshaw Avenue, where the Canning/Bourke family lives, is hosting a street sale on Saturday, Sept. 13 from 8 a.m. until noon. This event includes a bake sale and raffle. Toonies for Thomas collection cans can be found at local Second Cup stores and Aeroplan has set up a charitable pool for people to donate air miles to offset Bourke's travel expenses. The TD Bank at Jane and Bloor is accepting donations to the Hope for Thomas Fund.
"It's all quickly coming up and I am excited and nervous all at once," Canning said. "We're keeping our fingers crossed.
For further details, visit www.hopeforthomas.com.
穆 公孙
I heard that your wife is pregnant, is it ?
I would like to congratulate you.
I hope you see this letter, and I can contact.
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