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Video of SCI Patient Walking After Stem Cell Treatment

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The video clip "Video of SCI Patient Walking After Stem Cell Treatment" is from our Orthopedic and Spinal Cord Injury Category.

Film ReelVideo Details: This video clip from www.cellmedicine.com shows a spinal cord injury patient walking. He had a T8 injury and had been in a wheelchair for 10 years. This video was taken one month after treatment with Adult Stem Cells. He received stem cells from umbilical cord blood and umbilical cord matrix.

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