Brain Parenchyma to Repair Spinal Cord Deficits_ Crimson Publishers

 Brain Parenchyma to Repair Spinal Cord Deficits by Abbas Alnaji* in Techniques in Neurosurgery & Neurology_ Techniques in Neurosurgery & Neurology

Abstract
Decades of spinal cord repair efforts had been crowned by stem cells SC role as a very recent promising scientific prospect. Many and a lot of work all over the world used SC in very different ways and techniques to overcome the damage in spinal cord whether morbid or traumatic unfortunately until the date without yield. They used SC from placental/umbilical cord, bone marrow, perhaps blood components and recently the adipose tissue. I intended to use adipose tissue derived SC to treat a 70 years old man with a tetraplegia of 30 years due to a road traffic accident cervical 6 vertebral fracture. At the time of case discussion with the patient and his family my plan was to MRI imaging, to see the basic structural damage and to reveal any improvements after SC use, the MRI showed huge neural canal narrowing at the C6 due to fractured vertebral hypertrophy over these 30 years with adjacent inferior syrinx the case necessitated a laminectomy decompression with syrinx opening. The other factor in family discussion was the tissue biopsy for detection of any intracellular bacteria by molecular study as screen for unknown which was developed in a molecular biology lab. As I am increasing my knowledge in adipose tissue manipulation for being as SC, I realized that better if we can use brain tissue instead. Why brain tissue in a time it is highly differentiated and from where to take, do we want to build a place and spoil the other!! In some of my writings I mentioned the huge capability of brain to repair itself whatever the age and the damage is/ are just if we free its cells from the intracellular bacteria which I find in the biopsies I take in different diseases one of them is the cerebral palsy due to any cause standardly mentioned

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