Can umbilical cord blood treat cerebral palsy? Why?

For the baby itself: storing the baby's umbilical cord blood is equivalent to storing a backup of the child's life. Umbilical cord blood can not only effectively treat dozens of intractable diseases and multiple incurable diseases, but can umbilical cord blood treat cerebral palsy?

For others in need: stored umbilical cord blood can also provide a certain degree of protection for other family members. Since stem cell transplantation requires matching, the probability of identical matching between non-relatives is extremely low and finding donors is very difficult, so it makes sense to have a large base inventory. Therefore, establishing an umbilical cord blood bank can store umbilical cord blood hematopoietic stem cells, an important biological resource for humans, so as to achieve the goal of taking from the public and serving the public.

From the perspective of future development, umbilical cord blood stem cells have extremely high medical value: they will be the seeds for organ cloning; a means to repair aging tissues and organs and resist human aging; a weapon to conquer cancer; and the treatment of neurological and spinal cord injuries has also entered the clinical trial stage.

Hematopoietic stem cells from umbilical cord blood have the following advantages: Hematopoietic stem cells from umbilical cord blood are not exposed to radiation, drugs, poisons, pathogens or other environmental pollution. The proliferation ability of umbilical cord blood hematopoietic stem cells is stronger than that of bone marrow. When using umbilical cord blood for allogeneic transplantation, there is less rejection reaction and the degree of graft-versus-host disease is also milder than that of bone marrow.